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149.174 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit to mark the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and
Development to distribute quality and safe long-term modern contraceptive
methods, information and education in 100 per cent of secondary schools by 2030
(Iceland);
149.175 Improve sexual and reproductive health through comprehensive
education, including awareness of HIV and enhancement of family planning
(Malawi);
149.176 Ensure that all women and girls have access to free and quality sexual
and reproductive health services (Mexico);
149.177 Prioritize measures to improve access to quality primary health care,
including sexual reproductive health services, to women, children and rural
communities (South Africa);
149.178 Implement concrete measures to reform the education system (Sierra
Leone);
149.179 Continue the efforts made to support the educational system and
guarantee the right to education for all Mozambicans (Tunisia);
149.180 Continue to ensure full and comprehensive access to education for its
entire population (Nicaragua);
149.181 Enhance efforts to expand quality education throughout the country
so that children from rural areas have access to the same level and quality of
education as their peers from city areas (Singapore);
149.182 Put in place significant measures to ensure universal access to
education as a means to reduce poverty, social inequality and gender inequality,
among others (Mauritius);
149.183 Continue efforts aimed at equal access to education and creating
mechanisms to reduce the number of school dropouts (Georgia);
149.184
Intensify measures to reduce school dropout rates (Sri Lanka);
149.185 Adopt specific measures to reduce school dropouts in the primary
education sector (Angola);
149.186 Intensify efforts to reduce the school dropout rate among girls,
facilitate the re-entry into education of young mothers, strengthen inclusive and
accessible adult literacy programmes (Armenia);
149.187 Continue the efforts to increase access to education and reduce the gap
in school enrolment rates between boys and girls (Syrian Arab Republic);
149.188 Increase girls’ access to education and reduce their dropout rate
(China);
149.189 Continue efforts to promote gender equality by combating the high
dropout rate among girls and by ensuring the reintegration of young mothers
(Côte d’Ivoire);
149.190 Address issues that limit the participation of young women and girls in
the education system (Philippines);
149.191 Undertake the necessary measures to include human rights education
in the curricula of the National Education System at the basic level (Qatar);
149.192 Continue efforts to eliminate illiteracy rates among girls, especially in
rural areas (Qatar);
149.193 Continue taking additional measures to integrate human rights
education into the curricula of the National Education System (Cambodia);
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