A/HRC/50/9 139.85 Strengthen the health sector by improving the quality of care in order to allow health workers to work in better conditions and to ensure that people have access to the necessary health care (Mauritania); 139.86 Improve access to quality and affordable health services, including in remote areas, by allocating sufficient budgetary resources to health, allowing for the establishment of hospitals with skilled and human rights-trained health professionals (Portugal); 139.87 Take appropriate measures to improve the coverage and accessibility of health services (Sri Lanka); 139.88 Guarantee access to health care and assistance, in particular to vulnerable groups, including by further increasing the budgetary allocation for the health sector (Brazil); 139.89 Guarantee women living in rural and remote areas access to health and social services, especially in terms of family planning (Côte d’Ivoire); 139.90 Continue to create an enabling environment for the improvement of public health through the National Health Strategy for Zimbabwe (2016-2020) and a robust HIV response strategy (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.91 Continue to strengthen children’s access to health services, particularly with regard to HIV, malaria and tuberculosis (Algeria); 139.92 Continue prioritizing public health policies, particularly in primary and community health care, to maintain the decline in mortality rates in all age groups, especially children, teenagers and young people (Cuba); 139.93 Continue its efforts to improve access to health-care services for all its people and strengthen the Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.94 Continue improving health services to better respond to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, in particular the needs of the most vulnerable (Mozambique); 139.95 Strengthen measures to mitigate COVID-19-related challenges with support from the international community (Bangladesh); 139.96 Continue improving the rights of women and girls by ensuring access to health and access to information on HIV and reproductive rights (Eswatini); 139.97 Continue efforts to reform and develop the education sector to include all segments of society, including those with special needs (Libya); 139.98 Take steps to improve access to education during the pandemic period, including by providing training for teachers and lecturers on using e-learning platforms (Malaysia); 139.99 Take urgent steps in order to ensure that all children have access to education, including those living in remote areas, and eliminate all root causes of discrimination against girls in the realization of their right to education (Portugal); 139.100 Intensify its efforts to ensure the full implementation of the Education Amendment Act 2020 and reduce the school dropout rate, particularly among girls (State of Palestine); 139.101 Continue to focus on the issue of education to ensure accessible and high-quality education for all (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.102 Continue to allocate resources to programmes that promote and advance women’s rights (Philippines); 139.103 Protect the livelihoods of rural women and support women farmers with incentives, access to credit and other productive sources (Serbia); 15