A/HRC/37/17 116.109 Continue its efforts to implement the strategic plan to combat trafficking in persons (Sudan); 116.110 Consider introducing legislation requiring businesses to report publicly on efforts to ensure transparency in supply chains, as part of Sri Lanka’s national action plan to combat human trafficking (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 116.111 Take measures to provide the victims of trafficking with effective remedy, including compensation and rehabilitation (Armenia); 116.112 Strengthen measures aimed at the full realization of economic, social and cultural rights (South Africa); 116.113 Implement recommendations by relevant treaty bodies such as the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, to end military involvement in commercial and other civilian activities (Austria); 116.114 Continue to promote economic and social sustainable development and poverty reduction, to lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 116.115 Continue to strengthen and reform the social protection system to cover all persons, including those from the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups (Maldives); 116.116 Continue the efforts to combat extreme poverty within the Sustainable Development Goals framework (Morocco); 116.117 Take all necessary measures to reduce poverty (Saudi Arabia); 116.118 Fully implement its Vision 2025, expand existing programmes such as the Gramashakthi People’s Movement, or establish new initiatives where necessary, to boost poverty alleviation efforts and to address regional disparities (Singapore); 116.119 Continue appropriate policies to eliminate poverty in Sri Lanka by 2030 as stated in paragraph 87 of the report (United Arab Emirates); 116.120 Continue to pursue its successful social policies in the fight against poverty, with the aim of increasing the quality of life of its people, particularly the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 116.121 Continue its efforts in alleviating poverty through health, education and housing programmes and in developing enabling legislation to ensure the human rights of vulnerable groups (Bhutan); 116.122 Encourage the implementation of its national policy on poverty alleviation to realize its goals of eradicating poverty in the country by 2030 (Brunei Darussalam); 116.123 Establish a specific programme to produce opportunities for income for women, mainly in rural areas (Honduras); 116.124 Establish a disaggregated database on women heads of households to be used uniformly in welfare and resettlement policies and programmes, including to ensure that women heads of households and internally displaced persons have targeted psychosocial and livelihood assistance, as well as adequate and durable access to housing (Finland); 116.125 Continue to take positive measures to better protect the right of its people to education, health care, employment, housing and food, etc. (China); 116.126 Continue to implement measures to promote infrastructure development and capacity-building, especially in the field of health and medical services (Japan); 17