A/HRC/37/9 111.82 Ensure that community development councils channel funds for their projects to address the problem of chronic malnutrition, particularly among the indigenous and rural populations (Malaysia); 111.83 Develop and implement comprehensive and efficient policies to fight poverty and in particular chronic and acute malnutrition (Norway); 111.84 Continue to work for the implementation of its National Strategy to Prevent Chronic Malnutrition 2016–2020 and strengthen its Food Aid Programme to prevent food insecurity (Pakistan); 111.85 Intensify efforts to prevent and eradicate chronic malnutrition, especially among children living in rural and remote areas (Panama); 111.86 Continue the efforts to fight against child malnutrition, particularly among indigenous people (Peru); 111.87 Intensify its efforts to combat and prevent malnutrition among children (Timor-Leste); 111.88 Address the structural causes of poverty faced by the most economically vulnerable communities, in particular regarding chronic malnutrition (Algeria); 111.89 Strengthen policies and programmes to combat chronic malnutrition and ensure food security (Costa Rica); 111.90 Take specific measures to promote access to health-care services, especially in rural areas (India); 111.91 Increase resource allocation and accessibility to public health services (Republic of Korea); 111.92 Increase the budget allocated to health care and take all necessary measures to strengthen a national health-care system accessible to all, without discrimination (Côte d’Ivoire); 111.93 Adopt effective measures to address widespread child pregnancy and ensure access to sexual and reproductive health rights, as well as education programmes (Germany); 111.94 Continue its efforts to provide universal good quality education for all children, especially girls (Pakistan); 111.95 Continue the efforts to reduce the illiteracy rate (Peru); 111.96 Implement compulsory primary education, providing resources to ensure the quality and infrastructure of the education system (Portugal); 111.97 Take further measures to ensure children’s access to education, particularly for those with disabilities and living in remote communities (Armenia); 111.98 Elaborate and implement programmes and initiatives to encourage the sharing of domestic responsibilities and childcare with a view to eliminating gender stereotypes (Haiti); 111.99 Actively work towards equal remuneration for men and women by taking credible steps (India); 111.100 Continue the efforts to promote gender equality by promoting balanced representation in decision-making positions, equality in the work market and entrepreneurship, including equal pay and equal access to credit and other financial services, among other measures, paying particular attention to girls and women from indigenous people and people of African descent (Nicaragua); 111.101 Strengthen strategies so as to combat stereotypes and all forms of discrimination against women and persons with disabilities (Panama); 16