A/HRC/31/10 88.108 Accelerate efforts under the Food and Nutrition Security Policy, aimed at reducing hunger by increasing access to affordable, nutritious, safe and quality food (Georgia); 88.109 Continue implementing the National Policy on Social Protection to ensure that sustainable development in Saint Lucia is inclusive and equitable (Cuba); 88.110 Keep its efforts for the proper implementation of social security programs (Ecuador); 88.111 Continue consolidating its health system, particularly in the motherchild area (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 88.112 Implement the National Strategic Health Plan in order to ensure that all people, regardless of their socioeconomic status, have access to a basic set of effective, efficient and quality health services (Cuba); 88.113 Take measures to facilitate the treatment, education, aftercare and social reintegration of drug abusers, as an alternative to deprivation of liberty, and in penitentiary centres (Colombia); 88.114 Keep the important impetus given to the National Plan of educational development, with particular emphasis on the most vulnerable social sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 88.115 Continue its efforts to further the promotion of education (Djibouti); 88.116 Enhance efforts to provide access to quality education for all (Maldives); 88.117 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality in the education sector (Colombia); 88.118 Adopt and implement a National Policy for persons with disabilities (Maldives); 88.119 Adopt and implement a national policy project aimed at persons with disabilities, especially ensuring the effective rights of children with disabilities and their participation in all spheres of society (Panama); 88.120 Take into account the rights of children in climate change strategies (Costa Rica); 88.121 Continue to develop and implement successful climate change mitigation and adaptation policies and practices (Haiti). 89. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 21