A/HRC/49/5 130.117 Implement concrete measures meant to eliminate the gender pay gap and increase women’s participation in entrepreneurship, as well as reducing women’s unemployment and underemployment (Republic of Moldova); 130.118 Implement concrete measures for the reduction of the gender pay gap (Lithuania); 130.119 Take effective measures to ensure the inclusion of persons with disabilities, particularly women with disabilities, in the open labour market (South Africa); 130.120 Continue working to eliminate obstacles that prevent the full participation of women in the labour market and the gender pay gap (Spain); 130.121 Take effective measures to ensure the inclusion of persons with disabilities, particularly women with disabilities, in the open labour market (Turkmenistan); 130.122 Adopt comprehensive policies for the protection of women and girls, with special emphasis on the full and equal participation of women in the workforce and on reducing the gender wage gap (Chile); 130.123 Ensure full and equal participation of women in the labour force, and implement measures to close the gender pay gap (Iceland); 130.124 Continue to strengthen measures implementing the legislation pertaining to gender discrimination in the workplace (India); 130.125 Implement (Mauritius); measures to increase women’s entrepreneurship 130.126 Strengthen efforts to remove obstacles that prevent women from participating in entrepreneurship, and to close the wage gap between women and men in the labour market (Iraq); 130.127 Take action to narrow the gender pay gap (Israel); 130.128 Further mitigate the impact of the economic crisis and austerity measures on the social and economic rights of the most vulnerable groups of society, as previously recommended (Poland); 130.129 Continue promoting and protecting human rights, especially the rights of women, children and vulnerable groups (Saudi Arabia); 130.130 Conclude the national strategy for social integration and poverty reduction, launched in June 2021 to address root causes of poverty, and implement programmes that mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on employment and livelihoods to ensure that all children and other household members can live in dignity and have access to affordable public services (Malawi); 130.131 Continue to promote sustainable development and strengthen the social protection system (China); 130.132 Better protect the rights of persons in vulnerable situations, including women, children and persons with disabilities (China); 130.133 Continue consolidating social assistance plans and programmes through effective and inclusive social policies envisaged in “Greece 2.0”, the national recovery and resilience plan (Dominican Republic); 130.134 Undertake action to combat child poverty, taking into account the vulnerability of Roma children and unaccompanied migrant children (Ecuador); 130.135 Implement human rights-based mental health policies aligned with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and provide communitybased mental health services, with a view to eliminating stigma, discrimination and coercion in mental health (Portugal); 16