A/HRC/38/6 114.184 Continue to effectively implement the government strategy for the inclusion of Romanian citizens belonging to the Roma minority 2015–2020 (Maldives); 114.185 Increase the resources allocated to the implementation of the national strategy for the inclusion of the Roma minority (Spain); 114.186 Make efforts to increase the access of the Roma to education, the labour market and health-care services (Russian Federation); 114.187 Take appropriate measures to give full access to education, health care, employment and social inclusion to Roma children (Albania); 114.188 Take further steps to guarantee Roma children equal access to inclusive quality education, with the full participation of the Roma population (Iceland); 114.189 Implement measures aimed at strengthening the social inclusion of Roma people, including the participation of Roma children in the school system (Sierra Leone); 114.190 Provide sufficient resources to implement the strategy for the integration of the Roma (Belarus); 114.191 Step up efforts to involve children from the Roma community in education (Belarus); 114.192 Continue policies aimed at the inclusion of Roma children in the education and health-care systems (Georgia); 114.193 Take specific measures to assist the integration of the Roma population into society, in particular in the areas of education, health, employment and housing (Mexico); 114.194 Strengthen legislation to guarantee better attention to the needs of the Roma in the areas of the right to housing and the right to education (Côte d’Ivoire); 114.195 Step up efforts to improve the position of Roma people in line with the European Union framework for National Roma Integration Strategies up to 2020, for example in terms of ensuring access to education, appropriate housing and economic inclusion (Netherlands); 114.196 Develop an effective system to follow up the implementation of the National Strategy with clear measurable targets and assigned responsibility to follow up progress; consider introducing obligatory information in schools about the historic treatment of Roma; and develop programmes to counter negative stigma in schools, as well as in different public institutions (Sweden); 114.197 Implement the existing legal framework on segregation, and in particular expedite the concrete implementation of the national strategy for Roma inclusion 2015–2020 (Switzerland); 114.198 Collect disaggregated ethnicity data with a view to supporting the implementation of the strategy for Roma inclusion 2015–2020 (Brazil); 114.199 Continue implementing the recommendations of the universal and regional human rights treaty bodies, in particular with regard to creating favourable conditions to enable national minorities to express and develop their culture, traditions and customs in their own language, and further encourage knowledge of the history, traditions and culture of various minority groups (Ukraine); 114.200 Adopt a national strategy to raise awareness among the Romanian population about traditional harmful practices against women and discriminatory gender stereotypes (Uruguay); 22