A/HRC/23/5 109.133. Continue the efforts to implement the Strategy of the Government of Romania for the inclusion of the Romanian citizens belonging to the Roma minority for the period 2012-2020 (Algeria); 109.134. Set measurable objectives and allocate the necessary resources to ensure the effective implementation of the national Roma integration strategy, including with respect to existing initiatives in the various regions aimed at preventing the segregation of Roma children in schools (Canada); 109.135. Ensure that its National Strategy for Roma Integration is implemented in full to enable the Roma community to better integrate into society, giving them greater access to public amenities, healthcare and public housing (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 109.136. Effectively implement the Strategy for the inclusion of the Romanian citizens belonging to the Roma minority for the period 2012-2020 and make further efforts in guaranteeing the rights of the Roma in education, employment, housing and cultural fields (China); 109.137. Implement the government’s National Roma Strategy with appropriate funding to improve education, housing and employment opportunities for Roma citizens (United States of America); 109.138. Ensure adequate financial resources, both from the national budget as well as through regional and international cooperation, for the implementation of the Strategy for the Inclusion of Romanian Belonging to Roma Minority (Timor-Leste); 109.139 Maintain and intensify its positive engagement towards the full inclusion of Roma people (Rwanda); 109.140. Continue pursuing sensitized policies designed for the integration and social inclusion of persons belonging to Romania’s Roma community (Slovakia); 109.141. Adopt additional measures for the protection of Roma. Provide Roma with conditions to receive full education and to have access to labour market and health services. Identify and suppress cases of discrimination against Roma, and their forced displacement and segregation. Make efforts to decrease the high level of intolerance towards Roma in the Romanian society (Russian Federation); 109.142. Take special measures to guarantee Roma children equal access to inclusive quality education and ensure full participation of the Roma themselves in these efforts (Finland); 109.143. Intensify its efforts to increase school attendance of the Roma children and to effectively implement the national strategy by correlating it with specific programs and by strengthening the implementation structures for the Roma at local level (Sweden); 109.144. Implement an expanded social and voluntary housing programme for Roma families, and in this regard, enhance collaboration with civil society and full participation of all relevant stakeholders (Ireland); 109.145. Continue to take measures aiming at improving the situation of its citizens of the Roma origin and continue to improve the framework of combating discrimination against them (Iraq); 23