A/HRC/48/9 118.117 Approve the updated version of the National Development Plan (Lebanon); 118.118 Follow-up the efforts made to combat extreme poverty (Lebanon); 118.119 Continue strengthening the policies and programmes within the existing Social Protection System, which should prioritize those who find themselves in conditions of social and economic vulnerability exacerbated by the pandemic (Romania); 118.120 Review environmental regulations in the field of industrial agriculture to prevent water pollution and improve the budgetary allocations of the agencies responsible for their effective implementation, thus facilitating the progressive realization of the human rights to safe water and sanitation (Spain); 118.121 Adopt measures to strengthen the public health system, ensuring the accessibility, availability and quality of health care, especially in rural and remote areas (Uruguay); 118.122 Continue implementing the programme on family planning as a strategy to reduce child and maternal mortality (Cuba); 118.123 Continue its work to ensure widespread accessibility of quality health care, including for indigenous persons and those living in rural areas (Singapore); 118.124 Ensure the protection of sexual and reproductive health and rights to all women and girls, including access to health services and contraceptives (Finland); 118.125 Take further steps to improve national health infrastructure, access to emergency obstetric care and midwifery training, especially in rural areas (Haiti); 118.126 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development to expand the supply of combined oral contraceptive methods, incorporate sexuality education in all formal and non-formal education, and promote prevention programmes to reduce the high rate of adolescent pregnancies (Iceland); 118.127 Continue the effective implementation of the National Health Policy strategy for 2015–2030 to ensure universal, comprehensive and equitable access to health services (Kyrgyzstan); 118.128 Strengthen efforts to prevent HIV transmission, especially mother-tochild transmission, and improve the care for persons with HIV without discrimination (Malaysia); 118.129 Strengthen measures towards the universalization of quality health care, especially for people in vulnerable situations (Maldives); 118.130 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development to strengthen maternal morbidity and mortality surveillance systems and death registries, by increasing targeted investment in areas of high mortality rates (Panama); 118.131 Take measures to combat the institutionalization and overmedication of persons with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities; and fight stigmatization and coercion against them, inter alia by developing human rightsbased services grounded in the community and respectful of free and informed consent in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Portugal); 18