A/HRC/44/16 increase the capacity of its health systems to meet the needs of its people, particularly in rural and remote areas (Singapore); 100.118 Continue to address regional disparities in access to health care (Syrian Arab Republic); 100.119 Address regional disparities in access to health-care services and ensure that all health units in hinterland regions and rural areas have trained and qualified health professionals, as well as essential medicines (Togo); 100.120 Continue efforts to promote sexual and reproductive health (Tunisia); 100.121 Accelerate the delivery of quality health services, including to rural areas (Vanuatu); 100.122 Continue actions and initiatives to improve the availability, accessibility and quality of health services (Benin); 100.123 Provide accessible sexual and reproductive health services in line with existing laws, including through education and awareness programmes to address the root causes of adolescent pregnancy and new infections of HIV and sexually transmitted infections (Botswana); 100.124 Further strengthen its effort to provide full access to education and health for all in cooperation with relevant United Nations agencies and other partners (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 100.125 Strengthen efforts to ensure access to quality sexual and reproductive health services in all communities (Fiji); 100.126 Provide adequate financial and human resources to government programmes, such as the Men’s Affairs Bureau, and to non-governmental organizations working on suicide prevention in rural areas, while tackling the root causes, such as mental health and alcohol abuse (Haiti); 100.127 Continue efforts in ensuring an effective and efficient health-care system, as well as access to quality education (Nigeria); 100.128 Work at improving the health-care infrastructure, in all regions, especially access to prenatal obstetric care, midwife training and resources devoted to maternal health (Holy See); 100.129 Ensure access to contraceptives and safe, timely abortion services in order to guarantee sexual and reproductive health and rights for all, in line with existing legislation (Iceland); 100.130 Continue its reforms in health and education to enhance access to quality services (Pakistan); 100.131 Implement existing laws on sexual and reproductive health (Malaysia); 100.132 Facilitate access to education for the children of migrant workers, regardless of the migratory status of their parents (Senegal); 100.133 Consider monitoring the implementation of programmes under the Education Sector Plan to facilitate a comprehensive evaluation of its successes and continuing gaps (Singapore); 100.134 Continue efforts to promote education in its various stages and in all regions (Syrian Arab Republic); 100.135 Enforce a zero-tolerance policy on sexual abuse and harassment at schools (Ukraine); 100.136 Continue its endeavours to provide equal access to education and more education facilities, while intensifying the measures against child labour (Myanmar); 17