A/HRC/48/5 122.163 Pursue its efforts to guarantee access to drinking water, particularly in rural areas (Gabon); 122.164 Adopt a law specifically addressing the right to food in order to combat food insecurity (Gabon); 122.165 Increase public access to safe drinking water and health services (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.166 Continue to work with the international community to strengthen the capacity of government bodies, civil society organizations and national human rights institutions to address economic and social issues in the country (Maldives); 122.167 Continue efforts to improve the living conditions of the population and promote economic and social development, in particular the completion of the implementation of the Economic and Social Development Plan (2017–2021) (Mauritania); 122.168 Adopt further measures to improve the socioeconomic well-being of the people, and ensure the protection of the rights of persons in vulnerable situations (Nigeria); 122.169 Continue work to reduce poverty (Oman); 122.170 Continue taking steps towards sustainable development and countering pandemic-related socioeconomic challenges (Pakistan); 122.171 Make additional efforts in the systematic reduction of malnutrition among the population and to strengthen social policy through strategic measures in order to stabilize the food supply of the endangered part of the population (Serbia); 122.172 Assess the impact of COVID-19 on the goals of the Economic and Social Development Plan and take this into account in the follow-up to the Plan, including any subsequent iterations (Singapore); 122.173 Step up efforts to fight poverty and hunger, as well as to ensure access to safe drinking water and sanitation (Sudan); 122.174 Continue to provide basic social services to the majority of its citizens and to increase the school enrolment rate for children, particularly for young girls, as much as possible (Turkey); 122.175 Take the necessary measures to facilitate the access of low-income populations to decent housing (Senegal); 122.176 Continue to increase investment in the health sector to better protect the right to health (China); 122.177 Pursue the necessary measures to expand access to health insurance and quality health services for all citizens without discrimination (Djibouti); 122.178 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the International Conference on Population and Development to promote sexual and reproductive health and empowerment of women and girls (Iceland); 122.179 Continue to improve health infrastructure, including by enhancing international cooperation and increasing qualified medical personnel to enable the necessary provision of health services throughout the country (Indonesia); 122.180 Strengthen efforts to ensure the right to health for all, including through adequate health facilities, personnel and services (Malaysia); 122.181 Implement measures and allocate adequate resources to improve adolescents’ access to sexual and reproductive health services, information and contraceptives, as part of the national Health Development Plan 2022–2026 (Netherlands); GE.21-09329 19