A/HRC/19/19 88.113 Allocate, if possible, additional resources to the National Identification Office in order to manage their increased workload (Hungary); 88.114 Modernize and simplify the civil registry system (United States); 88.115 Improve the adoption system by ratifying the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption and reflecting it in internal regulations; strengthening resources for the social welfare institute (IBERS); banning individual adoption and implementing recommendations by UNICEF and the Action Plan suggested by the Montreal group (Spain); 88.116 Take adequate measures to ensure an increased participation of women in all areas of society, including in political life (Canada); 88.117 Take concrete steps to encourage broader participation of women in decision-making processes (Norway); 88.118 Take continued action to reduce poverty as articulated in the National Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper of 2007 (Sri Lanka); 88.119 Emphasize the measures addressed to reduce poverty and inequality (Cuba); 88.120 Apply a broad human rights approach, which do not allow any type of discrimination, in the implementation of the four orientations to adopt the strategies to reduce poverty and inequalities in Haiti, described in the national report (Colombia); 88.121 Pay particular attention to the respect of social, economic and cultural rights including the right to the food and step up efforts to ensure that food security is among the national priorities of the country (Luxembourg); 88.122 Continue advancing in the organisation and extension of the education and health systems (Cuba); 88.123 Continue taking measures to ensure access to basic services such as water, housing and health for the population in vulnerable situation (Mexico); 88.124 Develop, with the support of relevant UN agencies, a comprehensive plan for the provision of adequate housing with basic services, both in temporary shelters and impoverished neighbourhoods, and ensure better coordination among agencies involved in such effort (Thailand); 88.125 Continue to build, fairly distribute and judiciously apply the resources in the National Education Fund, to ensure that the right of education of all Haitians is protected and promoted at all times without discrimination (Ghana); 88.126 Increase its efforts to make sure that all children have access to primary education, while continuing its partnership for the National School Canteen Programme to address the serious problem of child malnutrition (Thailand); 88.127 Prioritize policy measures towards achieving universal, free and compulsory primary education, paying especial care to children with disabilities and those living in rural areas (Slovakia); 88.128 Gradually increase measures to reduce illiteracy rates of boys and girls, and develop programs specifically aimed at reducing dropout rates using, perhaps, incentives for families through financial or food support (Uruguay); 20 GE.11-17271