A/HRC/37/9 services, life expectancy, education, including comprehensive sexual education, infrastructure and salary (Mexico); 111.14 Continue and redouble the efforts to combat racism, racial discrimination and other related forms of intolerance, placing particular attention on the structural elements of discrimination that might affect the effective exercise of the rights to health, education, decent work and participation in decision-making processes by indigenous people and people of African descent (Nicaragua); 111.15 Expedite the implementation of the Public Policy for Coexistence and Elimination of Racism and Racial Discrimination (Sierra Leone); 111.16 Put in place effective measures and policies to address discrimination against indigenous peoples (Sierra Leone); 111.17 Strengthen the system of development councils in order to improve the participation of the indigenous population in public management (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 111.18 Intensify efforts to put an end to racial discrimination, and to this end, fill the legal vacuum by adopting a law that sanctions it (Burkina Faso); 111.19 Persist in its efforts to combat the structural causes of racial discrimination against indigenous peoples, in order to ensure access to quality education and health services (Costa Rica); 111.20 Continue its efforts to establish effective consultation processes with indigenous communities (El Salvador); 111.21 Strengthen national efforts to prevent land conflicts between indigenous peoples and farmers (Iraq); 111.22 Ensure that the requirement to consult with indigenous peoples on decisions concerning lands traditionally owned by them is enshrined in law, and that every effort is made by the Government to ensure that this instrument complies with international standards (Ireland); 111.23 Ensure the full participation of indigenous peoples in decisionmaking processes which concern them, and ensure that they are consulted in the context of the planning and implementation of large-scale economic projects (Switzerland); 111.24 Substantially increase State spending on programmes for indigenous peoples and institutions. This can help address poverty while ensuring the meaningful participation of, and consultation with, indigenous peoples in decisions affecting them and their rights (Canada); 111.25 Adopt a law on rural development, followed by a comprehensive policy and an increase of the budget of the Ministry of Social Development (Honduras); 111.26 Continue strengthening measures to address cases of violence and organized crime (Indonesia); 111.27 Ensure that all private security companies are registered and that their activities are properly monitored (Portugal); 111.28 Investigate fully allegations of serious acts of violence, including numerous murders, against trade union officers and their members, and bring their perpetrators to justice (Greece); 111.29 Strengthen the role and capacity of the National Civil Police with a view to reducing the role of the armed forces in the maintenance of public order (Portugal); 111.30 Appoint independent and qualified members to the whole national preventive mechanism to enable the institution to function in accordance with 12