A/HRC/42/14 163.250 Continue to strengthen the national policy on social protection, in particular for children, women with disabilities and the elderly to ensure their enjoyment of all human rights (Libya); 163.251 Fully implement the five-year Health Sector Transformation Plan with a view to realizing universal health care in the country (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 163.252 Continue to take appropriate measures and invest in reducing maternal and child mortality rates (Maldives); 163.253 Fast-track the implementation of the National Reproductive Health Strategy (Eritrea); 163.254 Continue its efforts to reduce infant mortality, under-5 mortality and maternal mortality (Hungary); 163.255 Continue improving access of women to health services, in particular reproductive health services with a view to reducing the maternal mortality rate (Kazakhstan); 163.256 Continue the Government’s implementation of the health transfer plan to achieve comprehensive health care (Qatar); 163.257 Continue advancing work in the field of promoting family planning services in Ethiopia, significantly by extending services to young people and adolescents (State of Palestine); 163.258 Take further measures to reduce maternal mortality rate (Algeria); 163.259 Increase systematically the number of health facilities in rural areas (Angola); 163.260 Redouble efforts to improve access to health care for all citizens and other persons in Ethiopia (Barbados); 163.261 Continue the efforts outlined in the Health Sector Transformation Plan and the National Health Guidelines to prevent stigma and discrimination related to HIV (Dominican Republic); 163.262 Amend the national road map for HIV prevention and other national health policies to include lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex individuals as “key populations” (Iceland); 163.263 Take concrete measures in order to tackle stigma and discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and members of their families, including through awareness-raising campaigns (Portugal); 163.264 Continue its education programmes to ensure equitable access to quality education at all levels (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 163.265 Step up efforts to improve the quality of education by developing and implementing the Education Development Road Map and other similar programmes (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 163.266 Keep improving access to and the quality of education for children, particularly for those living in rural areas and those belonging to minorities, and especially for girls and children with disabilities (Holy See); 163.267 Carry on the successful implementation of the fifth Education Sector Development Programme, including for disadvantaged groups (Hungary); 163.268 Continue efforts to improve access to education for persons with disabilities, in particular children (Israel); 163.269 Take firm action to realize the right to available, affordable accessible, quality and inclusive education for children and youth with disabilities and special educational needs (Finland); 23