A/HRC/26/11 110.71 Enhance cooperation with the relevant United Nation organizations to continue the efforts to reduce maternal and child mortality and improve the access of children to health care (Qatar); 110.72 Continue to promote programs and intensify the initiatives aiming at providing health care for motherhood and childhood (Oman); 110.73 In cooperation with relevant international organizations, continue to improve its people’s access to quality and affordable health care (Singapore); 110.74 Improve access to health care for vulnerable groups, including pregnant women, as well as take measures to reduce child mortality (Slovenia); 110.75 Continue taking measures to improve its population’s access to health services (Cuba); 110.76 Improve the quality of health services and education for the population, and particularly for children (Algeria); 110.77 Continue efforts to further improve the standards of living of its population with emphasis on improving access to education and eliminate illiteracy definitively (Cuba); 110.78 Strengthen measures taken to ensure access to education and healthcare within the available means (Ethiopia); 110.79 Facilitate the access of children to primary education (Madagascar); 110.80 With support from the relevant international organizations, continue to implement its education program to ensure access to quality education for all (Singapore); 110.81 Continue efforts to promote the education of children and to develop training and higher institutions (Somalia); 110.82 Identify the causes and adopt measures to ensure the permanence of minors in general and of girls in particular, in the education system (Uruguay); 110.83 Further focus on children’s access to primary education and speed up the process of implementing “The Interim Education Plan” and further promote the return to school of children who have dropped out (Afghanistan); 110.84 Continue the reforms undertaken in the field of education (Azerbaijan); 110.85 Continue efforts to enhance enrolment of girls in school and minimize the dropout rate, and enhance literacy levels especially among women (Ghana); 110.86 Take further measures to reduce the gender disparity in primary and secondary school and address the causes of the high dropout rates of adolescent girls, notably those outlined by the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in its concluding observations on the periodic reports of the Comoros (Portugal); 110.87 Take steps to increase the participation of girls in the education system (Ireland); 110.88 Continue its efforts in advancing the right to education, including in ensuring access and permanence of education, especially for girls, women and children with disabilities (Indonesia); 18 GE.14-13136