A/HRC/43/5 103.100 Continue implementing the eradication of poverty strategy and enhancing the universal social protection system (India); 103.101 Continue to improve public facilities including access to clean water and a healthy environment for a decent livelihood, as well as to incorporate an inclusive and social infrastructure component into public works projects (Indonesia); 103.102 Recognize the right to water and sanitation in legislation, and adopt effective measures to improve the quality and quantity of water, particularly in border areas (Mexico); 103.103 Continue efforts to combat poverty and social exclusion (Morocco); 103.104 Take the necessary legal and policy actions in order to ensure the right to safe drinking water and sanitation and to combat the pollution of water resources, including in the context of mining (Portugal); 103.105 Prioritize ensuring the right to clean water and sanitation for all, including in rural areas (Bahamas); 103.106 Maintain and deepen efforts to eradicate poverty within the framework of the Universal Social Protection System (Cuba); 103.107 Step up efforts to protect the socioeconomic rights of citizens (Russian Federation); 103.108 Improve the health-care system and specifically provide further measures on infrastructure and resources for maternal health, including midwife training, with a focus on health care for mothers and babies through pregnancy and childbirth (Holy See); 103.109 Develop health-care programmes, prioritizing the prevention of adolescent pregnancies, that include access to comprehensive sexuality education as well as access to contraception, with particular attention to zones of high vulnerability (Iceland); 103.110 Increase access to sexual and reproductive health services, giving priority to sexual education, dissemination and access to contraceptive methods, including emergency contraception, in areas with high rates of sexual violence (Mexico); 103.111 Guarantee women’s sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, by amending legislation on abortion, in a transparent consultation process that includes civil society (Norway); 103.112 Take concrete steps to guarantee the full enjoyment of sexual and reproductive health and rights of all women and girls (Sweden); 103.113 Adopt a medical performance protocol to address cases of women facing obstetric emergencies, that includes a clause on professional confidentiality bringing security to medical personnel in order for them to practise all necessary medical procedures to protect the life and health of women without being prosecuted criminally (Uruguay); 103.114 Increase the health budget to provide quality care, and reduce inequalities and improve the public health infrastructure (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 103.115 Increase the health budget in order to provide quality care, reduce inequalities and improve the infrastructure and coordination of public health institutions (Algeria); 103.116 Conduct a comprehensive analysis of access to reproductive health services and contraception, and put in place a strategy aimed at reducing adolescent pregnancies (Angola); 16