A/HRC/48/11 132.148 Continue to implement the Somalia Recovery and Resilience Framework, to deal with existing national challenges related to economic recovery and poverty reduction (Cuba); 132.149 Continue to take steps to mitigate the negative socioeconomic challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (Pakistan); 132.150 Continue pursuing inclusive economic development and poverty reduction strategies (Philippines); 132.151 Adopt a national water, sanitation and hygiene policy that allows the progressive realization of the human rights to drinking water and sanitation (Spain); 132.152 Step up measures towards economic recovery and empowerment, including through the Resilience and Recovery Framework and the National Social Protection Policy (Sri Lanka); 132.153 Increase financial allocations for poverty alleviation programmes, and develop operational programmes aimed at improving the economic and social conditions of poor families (Sudan); 132.154 Intensify its efforts in securing access to food for all, especially for the vulnerable groups, including the internally displaced persons, persons with disabilities and those who live in poverty, in particular during the challenging times of COVID-19 (Thailand); 132.155 Continue to strengthen its social programmes and policies, especially in the areas of education, health and food, prioritizing the neediest sectors of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 132.156 Intensify efforts to promote and ensure decent jobs for youth, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Angola); 132.157 Enhance the resilience of the comprehensive strategy to address the risk of famine and drought (Ethiopia); 132.158 Pursue efforts on economic recovery, combating poverty and addressing drought risks (Bahrain); 132.159 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, reduce poverty population and improve people’s living standards (China); 132.160 Continue efforts to fight poverty and improve the lives of vulnerable groups, in particular women, girls, older persons and persons with disabilities (Yemen); 132.161 Continue efforts to strengthen the provision of comprehensive health care, especially for people of the Northern part of Somalia (Ghana); 132.162 Ensure access to health care for all (Malaysia); 132.163 Continue to develop new health strategies for the well-being of the population (Nicaragua); 132.164 Take concrete measures to tackle stigma and discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their families and to ensure them timely and adequate access to health services (Portugal); 132.165 Strengthen efforts to implement national plans to ensure everyone’s access to health services (State of Palestine); 132.166 Adopt a human rights-centred approach to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic (Timor-Leste); 132.167 Continue measures to provide better access to education, particularly for girls and women (Morocco); 18