A/HRC/29/9 113.88. Continue this work of alleviating of poverty and developing social economic sphere in the context of realization of national strategic plan in the area of development (Russian Federation); 113.89. Develop sustainable economic policies to reduce extreme poverty, food insecurity and unemployment (Senegal); 113.90. Strengthen measures to reduce poverty amongst vulnerable groups (Angola); 113.91. Continue to prioritize poverty reduction in protection and promotion of economic, social and cultural rights of its people; strengthen the construction of its health system, increase the coverage of service level of the medical care, and put further attention to combating AIDS (China); 113.92. Continue efforts to ensure free access to health care throughout the country (Algeria); 113.93. Ensure that the new initiatives on health centres reach all districts of the Kingdom (Ethiopia); 113.94. Enhance capacity of health centres and health service providers, with a view to improving access to quality health services of people, particularly in the rural areas (Philippines); 113.95. Plan to re-establish the National AIDS Commission so as to effectively support programmes and policies to combat HIV/AIDS (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 113.96. (Togo); Develop more effective strategies to prevent and combat HIV/AIDS 113.97. Step up awareness-raising campaigns on effective methods to combat and fight AIDS (Angola); 113.98. Further involve civil society actors in awareness-raising campaigns with respect to infectious diseases, in particular HIV (Senegal); 113.99. Suitably addresses the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on women and girls by increasing its efforts to further reduce the number of women and girls affected by the HIV pandemic and to increase prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and AIDS (Namibia); 113.100. Implement foreseen measures to reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS by at least 15 per cent (Cuba); 113.101. Take action at all levels to address the interlinked root causes of preventable mortality and morbidity of children under 5 and consider applying the “Technical guidance on the application of a human rights-based approach to the implementation of policies and programmes to reduce and eliminate preventable mortality and morbidity of children under 5 years of age”, A/HRC/27/31 (Ireland); 113.102. Continue to strengthen the provision of health-care services to its people, particularly women and children (Singapore); 113.103. That Lesotho seeks to increase access to affordable contraceptive methods and antiretroviral treatment and to promote education on sexual and reproductive health (Trinidad and Tobago); 20