A/HRC/25/6 135.136. Continue implementing the Strategic National Plan for the development of health for the period 2010-2015 (Algeria); 135.137. Strengthen its capacity to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned (Bangladesh); 135.138. Strengthen policies towards provision of care and support to children infected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned (Botswana); 135.139. Strengthen its policies to provide care and support for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly those orphaned (Egypt); 135.140. Continue efforts and implement its plans to eradicate polio in Nigeria (Ghana); 135.141. Identify and remove administrative, physical and any other barriers that still impede access to birth registration, thus facilitating for everyone the access to health care and education (Italy); 135.142. Step up efforts to guarantee free and compulsory birth registration for all children via public awareness-raising campaign on the importance of the registration of births (Uruguay); 135.143. Informs of the measures that will be enforced to support the health system (Lebanon); 135.144. Continue to increase education investment and provide better universal primary education (China); 135.145. Increase the commendable ongoing efforts aiming at granting full and free access to quality education for all children, inter alia, by boosting annual expenditure on education (Italy); 135.146. Adopt effective measures to ensure universal and free access to primary education, without discrimination between girls and boys (Portugal); 135.147. Implement the Universal Basic Education policy for all children without discrimination with focus on integration of children with disabilities and equal access for girls in primary and secondary education (Slovakia); 135.148. Continue her efforts and measures in investing in education for all as a means to guarantee the gender equality and to foster the human rights culture in the society (Viet Nam); 135.149. Address gender and regional disparities regarding the right to education (Bulgaria); 135.150. Continue to prioritize policies and programmes aimed at ensuring sustainable growth of the education sector (South Africa); 135.151. Continue their efforts to enhance respect and fulfillment of the right to education and to ensure access to education for girls and prevent early school dropout (State of Palestine); 135.152. Continue efforts in the educational sector and eradication of illiteracy (Sudan); 135.153. Continue to promote education and human rights training at the national level (Turkmenistan); 135.154. Continue consolidating the educational system in line with the needs of their population, to make progress towards delivering social well-being and 22