A/HRC/44/6 115.147 Accelerate efforts to achieve economic growth aimed at raising the living standards of all people, particularly regarding health-care services and those living in remote areas (Kuwait); 115.148 Continue measures towards inclusive socioeconomic development through investment in the health and education sectors, including in the rural areas (Nepal); 115.149 Continue its efforts to eradicate poverty and promote access to education for all citizens (Bangladesh); 115.150 Ensure that population relocations as a result of land concessions to development projects are carried out in accordance with relevant international standards, in particular the principle of non-discrimination, and with adequate consultation and compensation (Poland); 115.151 Improve planning of development and investment projects to avoid forced displacement, and improve resettlement and compensation plans for land expropriation (Luxembourg); 115.152 Manage all infrastructure projects, including dams and their safety, to the best of its ability to avoid forced displacement, include the communities concerned in the decision-making process and, in the event of inevitable displacement, guarantee effective compensation and relocation programmes in accordance with international standards (Switzerland); 115.153 Ensure that the adoption and enforcement of laws, including the land law of 2019, and implementation of policies in land management and use, are consultative, transparent and fully compliant with international human rights law and standards (Germany); 115.154 Ensure the full and effective implementation of the national strategic plan on reproductive health, services for mothers and newborns and child health care and the national plan of action for mothers and children (Brunei Darussalam); 115.155 Continue implementing policies to improve access to and the quality of public health services, with special focus on rural areas and the reduction of infant mortality (Cuba); 115.156 Enhance efforts to reduce the rate of maternal and child mortality (Islamic Republic of Iran); 115.157 Implement policies aimed at reducing high rates of child and maternal mortality (Georgia); 115.158 Extend the public health system with a view to providing more basic health services to all and reducing child mortality (Kyrgyzstan); 115.159 Continue to strengthen the national health system to further reduce maternal and infant mortality (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 115.160 Redouble its efforts to reduce maternal mortality and implement programmes aimed at reducing child mortality and morbidity (Afghanistan); 115.161 Effectively implement programmes to reduce infant mortality and morbidity rates, in particular by upgrading the skills of midwives and by establishing quality standards for maternal and neonatal care (Algeria); 115.162 Continue with its efforts towards combating infant, child and maternal mortality and malnutrition rates (Armenia); 115.163 Continue to reinforce efforts to support inclusive growth and prioritize budgetary allocations in primary education and in the reduction of malnutrition and maternal and infant mortality rates (India); 115.164 Continue to strengthen national and subnational resource allocations to develop and maintain an enabling environment for young people, women 19