A/HRC/44/16 100.64 Advance efforts to achieve climate resilience through collaboration with local, regional and international partners (Barbados); 100.65 Strengthen measures to combat the negative effects of the economic activities of companies on the environment and biodiversity (Fiji); 100.66 Adopt international best practices in environmental protection during the production and exportation of oil and natural gas (Haiti); 100.67 Consolidate the progress made towards reaching the Sustainable Development Goals and in the improvement of human development indicators (India); 100.68 Continue planning for the exercise of the right to development, which is essential for the achievement of all other human rights (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.69 Take all steps to respect and protect the constitutional rights to a healthy environment and intergenerational equity (Slovenia); 100.70 Continue efforts to promote sustainable economic and social development, as embodied in the Green State Development Strategy of the country (Kuwait); 100.71 Continue to take into account the specific needs of vulnerable persons, including women, children and persons with disabilities in its programmes on issues related to climate change (Mauritius); 100.72 Ensure that a human rights approach is reflected in the Government’s 2020 submission of the reviewed nationally determined contributions (Fiji); 100.73 Review its policies on climate change and energy, in order to prevent that possible natural disasters and environmental degradation resulting from extractive activities and the consequent emissions of greenhouse gases have a disproportionate effect on women and children, mainly those living in poverty (Panama); 100.74 Continue to take the necessary measures to combat prison overcrowding and improve conditions of detention for persons with disabilities (Senegal); 100.75 Leste); Introduce programmes aimed at reducing the suicide rate (Timor- 100.76 Urgently adopt a national suicide prevention plan with timely interventions (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 100.77 Enact comprehensive legislation and continue efforts to urgently address and reduce the high rate of suicide in the country (Ghana); 100.78 Decriminalize suicide (Honduras); 100.79 Promote national dialogue to advance in the abolition of the death penalty (Spain); Abolish the death penalty (Costa Rica) (Honduras); Abolish the death penalty and commute existing death penalties to imprisonment (Panama); Abolish the death penalty for all offences and amend article 138 of the Constitution accordingly (Portugal); Consider positively the abolition of the death penalty (Fiji); Fully abolish the death penalty (Iceland); Include the prohibition of the death penalty in the Constitution (Paraguay); 100.80 Establish a formal moratorium on the death penalty with a view to ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 100.81 Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its full abolition for all crimes and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the 14