A/HRC/44/5 113.111 Continue to enhance the human rights-based approach to the implementation of its national economic and social development plan (Philippines); 113.112 Expedite and strengthen the implementation of poverty reduction strategies with a particular focus on children (South Africa); 113.113 Leste); Strengthen the application of poverty reduction strategies (Timor- 113.114 Continue advancing in the eradication of poverty with social policies that increase the quality of life of its people, especially the most vulnerable, with the support of international cooperation (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 113.115 Continue implementing measures aimed at reducing poverty and ensuring that these programmes are implemented effectively (Azerbaijan); 113.116 Continue to implement the national economic and social development plan and to promote sustainable economic and social development (China); 113.117 Continue giving priority to actions for the reduction of poverty (Cuba); 113.118 Continue efforts to reduce poverty, in particular in rural and underdeveloped areas (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 113.119 Continue its efforts to reduce poverty and create employment, particularly for youth and women (India); 113.120 Continue efforts to eradicate poverty, promote employment and improve agricultural yield (Saudi Arabia); 113.121 Continue efforts in ensuring an effective and efficient health-care system for the betterment of its people (Nigeria); 113.122 Guarantee access to sexual and reproductive health services (Spain); 113.123 Improve women’s access to sexual and obstetric health-care services in order to prevent and combat maternal mortality (Angola); 113.124 Continue its actions and initiatives to promote basic health services and access to education for all (Benin); 113.125 Continue making efforts to improve access to and the quality of inclusive health-care and education services, particularly in rural areas (Cuba); 113.126 Consider further strengthening measures for ensuring access to basic health-care services (India); 113.127 Continue to protect and promote the right to health for all, by promoting universal health coverage (Japan); 113.128 Continue efforts to guarantee the right to education for all and reduce the gender gap in this area (Tunisia); 113.129 Take necessary measures to guarantee girls and boys equal access to education (Albania); 113.130 Establish a legislative framework providing free access to quality primary and secondary education and seeking to reduce social and geographic disparities (Algeria); 113.131 Enhance initiatives to continue advancing in the reduction of illiteracy (Cuba); 113.132 Further strengthen its effort to provide full access to education and health for all, in cooperation with relevant United Nations agencies and other partners (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 113.133 Pursue efforts to promote the right to education to all without discrimination (Egypt); 17