A/HRC/27/16 with the aim, inter alia, to close the gap between the infant mortality rate in rural and urban areas (Indonesia); 114.121. Intensify efforts to improve maternal and child health in the country (Ethiopia); 114.122. Provide universal access to safe and comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services and examine the link between gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive rights (Australia); 114.123. Ensure that adequate information on family planning and the regulation of fertility is publicly available (Finland); 114.124. Prioritize education for all (Nigeria); 114.125. Continue strengthening its sensible education programmes, as a key element for the development of the country (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 114.126. Continue the measures aimed at the improvement of the quality of education and of health services (Algeria); 114.127. Take further measures to ensure the effective implementation of measures to fulfil the human right to education (Portugal); 114.128. Continue to improve its education system and ensure access to quality education for all (Singapore); 114.129. Address the questions of pre-school coverage, drop-out rates, as well as violence and discrimination in schools (Portugal); 114.130. Ensure that the education system is fully equipped to implement an inclusive education policy (Portugal); 114.131. Continue to increase investments in education to improve the enrolment rate (China); 114.132. Continue its endeavour to increase the national general budget for education, in order to guarantee the right to quality education for children (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 114.133. Step up its measures in the area of promoting the right to education by continuing efforts aimed at improving the quality of education and increasing the coverage of secondary and technical education (Malaysia); 114.134. Continue its efforts, particularly in education, in pursuing policies supporting disadvantaged populations, ensuring school attendance of all children and reducing school dropout rates among adolescents (Luxembourg); 114.135. Take appropriate measures in the field of education, in particular to combat illiteracy (Mexico); 114.136. Consider specific measures to strengthen secondary school retention (Morocco); 114.137. Continue to increase education quality and participation as a means to combat poverty and child labour (Norway); 114.138. Continue to intensify government action in providing better infrastructure for education (Philippines); 20