A/HRC/36/4 118.87 Continue efforts to recognize decent work, to reduce structural underemployment and gradually expand the purchasing power of labour income, in the context of strengthening the social and solidarity-based economic system (Nicaragua); 118.88 Continue to implement policies that increase access to employment, in particular for youths and in rural areas (Singapore); 118.89 Introduce targeted strategies and labour market reforms to promote women’s increased participation in formal sector employment, including by alleviating barriers to such participation (Bahamas); 118.90 Continue efforts to allow women access to formal employment (Algeria); 118.91 Continue efforts to end child labour through the establishment of an inter-agency coordination mechanism at the national and subnational levels in order to implement the National Plan for the Prevention and Eradication of Child Labour (Maldives); 118.92 Reinforce the relevant legislative provisions to reduce child labour and to punish those who contravene them (Panama); 118.93 Continue efforts to further reduce child labour and to punish those who employ children, in clear violation of the legislative provisions relating to child labour (Uruguay); 118.94 Continue efforts to promote health-care facilities, particularly in rural areas with the focus on tackling malnutrition (Malaysia); 118.95 Continue its efforts to improve health through expanding its Zero Malnutrition programme to cover as much of its population as possible (Maldives); 118.96 Continue to develop, implement, monitor and strengthen policies to reduce rates of obesity and the incidence of non-communicable diseases (Bahamas); 118.97 Continue to strengthen measures to deal with teenage pregnancies, by promoting access to reproductive health services for all, including sexual and reproductive health education, as well as counselling services and health care adapted to young people, in accordance with the commitments in the Montevideo Consensus on Population and Development (Uruguay); 118.98 Ensure that all girls and women have access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health promotion and care, including access to modern contraceptive methods (Estonia); Ensure that all women and girls have access to affordable and modern contraceptive methods (Iceland); 118.99 Implement its comprehensive health promotion policy and its policy framework for the elimination of discrimination against women (South Africa); 118.100 In line with ongoing efforts in the field of sexual and reproductive health, take measures to combat violence against women and promote gender equality (France); 118.101 Continue efforts to reform the education system because it is an important element to reduce poverty (Morocco); 118.102 Continue to increase investment in education and strengthen infrastructure for education (China); 118.103 Continue to reduce the gap between urban and rural areas in the field of education (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 118.104 Step up efforts to ensure access to quality education for all children, including those from minority groups and rural areas (Thailand); 16