A/HRC/24/4 135.120 Continue to prioritize the allocation of financial and human resources to the health sector, focusing on preventive measures and treatment (Egypt); 135.121 Extend and expand comprehensive programmes to deliver sexual and reproductive health services to women and girls, particularly those who are more vulnerable, such as rural women (New Zealand); 135.122 Continue efforts to improve health services for all (Saudi Arabia); 135.123 Adopt adequate and effective measures to protect infant and maternal health, as well as access to family planning and contraceptive methods (Spain); 135.124 Continue efforts in the frame of the realization of the rights to health and education (Senegal); 135.125 Continue implementing educational policies in the area of health and education (Cuba); 135.126 Ensure the promotion of economic, social and cultural rights, including better access to education for female children and persons with disabilities, as well as combating illiteracy (Gabon); 135.127 Take the necessary measures to ensure to improve education for children (Armenia); 135.128 Continue implementing plans to enable girls and persons with disabilities to have access to education (Saudi Arabia); 135.129 Continue with the efforts underway to guarantee school enrolment for girls (Cuba); 135.130 Continue efforts to promote education for all and especially ensure access to education for girls (Sri Lanka); 135.131 Improve its fight against illiteracy in order to reverse the current trend (the Democratic Republic of the Congo); 135.132 Further incorporate human rights education in school curricula (Ethiopia); 135.133 Continue its positive approach in the field of education including ensuring free primary and post-primary education as well as incorporating human rights education in the school curricula (Malaysia). 136. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Burkina Faso which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 136.1 Further fulfil the internationally taken obligations as well as implement the recently ratified international treaties (Kazakhstan); 136.2 Adopt legislation to include payment for environmental services in order to promote sustainable economic and industrial development (Mexico); 136.3 Undertake necessary judicial reforms with a view to ensure the independence of the Judiciary and improve access to justice, in particular for the most vulnerable groups (Slovakia); 136.4 Introduce a comprehensive job creation programme particularly targeting young people (Viet Nam); GE.13-15534 23