A/HRC/11/20 Page 21 the Plan of Action 2005-2009 of the World Programme for Human Rights Education (Italy); 23. Take concrete steps to make other forms of alternative care more accessible, i.e. promote guardianship and foster care systems as well as develop community based family support services that prevent the abandonment of children from their families (Austria); Continue its sustained work in the implementation of State program, over a period of 10 years, to transfer children from State institutions to families and alternative care (Russian Federation); 24. Continue its efforts in the reduction of poverty and to envisage the sharing of best practices with interested countries (Algeria); Review its Poverty Reduction Programmes with a view to addressing the root causes of poverty and the adoption of effective ways of dealing with the social challenges (South Africa); Continue efforts to eradicate poverty, paying special attention to the situation of street children and children with disabilities (Philippines); 25. Step up its efforts to ensure that basic needs of the population are fully met, in particular, in the areas of employment, public health, education and public housing (Malaysia); Continue efforts already underway to improve the living standards of its people and to ensure the social protection of its people based on a vigorous development of the economy and an appropriate distribution of wealth (Cuba); Continue to support a high level of socio-economic protection (Belarus); 26. Continue its effective work in the area of defending the rights of the family women and children (Kazakhstan); 27. Continue its efforts in order to offer IDPs satisfactory life conditions (Algeria); Fully respect the social and economic rights of all, including internally displaced persons, in line with its obligations under the ICESCR by following through on its commitments under the programme of the State Committee on Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (Canada); Promote and strengthen international humanitarian cooperation and assistance so as to provide for programmes and mechanisms to contribute to the elimination of threats and limitations to human rights of refugee and displaced persons (Chile); 28. Comply with the recommendations made by Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures and, in this connection, recommended to establish mechanism to monitor ethnic minorities and other vulnerable groups, including migrants and asylum seekers, and to allow these groups to access all rights enjoyed by the rest of the population (Mexico); 29. Continue its efforts to promote and protect human rights in collaboration with the Human Rights Council and OHCHR, on the basis of the needs identified by Azerbaijan (Egypt); 30. Continue its constructive efforts in the field of human rights education, including its active cooperation with the key international organizations towards this end (Jordan);