A/HRC/44/10 153.132 Continue to combat poverty and social inequality with the consolidation of social programmes to benefit the most vulnerable population groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 153.133 Continue its current programmes of social assistance, in particular to assist the extreme poor (Brunei Darussalam); 153.134 Continue the efforts to reduce poverty, as well as increase social programmes aimed at improving the living conditions of the population (Dominican Republic); 153.135 Enhance efforts in scaling up the successful implementation of programmes that ensure inclusive economic growth, job creation and fighting poverty (Ethiopia); 153.136 Continue its efforts to strengthen the health-care system by developing a national health insurance scheme (Maldives); 153.137 Adopt measures to tackle discrimination against HIV-positive individuals in the health-care system and take steps to make treatment more accessible in the regions (Norway); 153.138 Promote the health-care system and continue improving health services as well as the means so that they are available in all regions (Syrian Arab Republic); 153.139 Strengthen the health-care system and continue to improve the availability and accessibility of health services in all regions (Iceland); 153.140 Pursue efforts to implement a comprehensive medical and health insurance in line with Goal 3 of the Sustainable Development Goals (United Arab Emirates); 153.141 Continue to reinforce efforts to support inclusive growth and prioritize budgetary allocations in the health-care system in order to guarantee adequate, equitable and sustainable financing thereby augmenting the availability and accessibility of health services in all regions (India); 153.142 Strengthen public awareness of health services for people living in rural areas (Cambodia); 153.143 Continue the process of improving the infrastructure of primary health care in rural communities (Cuba); 153.144 Promote the right to health by facilitating people’s access to healthcare facilities (Islamic Republic of Iran); 153.145 Continue the measures necessary to extend access to quality care to all components of society in order to meet their health needs (Djibouti); 153.146 Continue to invest in the activities reducing the infant mortality rate (Ethiopia); 153.147 Introduce comprehensive and evidence-based sexuality education in Armenian schools (Iceland); 153.148 Continue enhancing women’s access to basic health care and sexual and reproductive health services, in particular for rural women (India); 153.149 Continue to strengthen its efforts to ensure education for all, paying special attention to children from economically disadvantaged families (Japan); 153.150 Ensure that the right to education is effectively offered to all, especially to girls and to children with disabilities, in particular to those in the most remote areas of the country (Holy See); 153.151 Strengthen its efforts to improve access to education for all, with special attention given to children from socioeconomically disadvantaged families (Sri Lanka); 18