A/HRC/43/6 127.162 Take into consideration the good practices and experiences in regional countries in the implementation of its National Social Protection Policy and national development plan for the promotion and protection of human rights (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 127.163 Enhance efforts to increase social security coverage (Timor-Leste); 127.164 Continue consolidating its social protection programmes in favour of its population, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 127.165 Ensure access to basic health care to all, in cities as well as in rural areas (Holy See); 127.166 Improve the health-care system, particularly by improving infrastructure and providing more resources for maternal health, including midwife training, with a focus on health care for mothers and their children through pregnancy and childbirth (Holy See); 127.167 Continue efforts to strengthen the health system and expand the provision of health services to all segments of society (Libya); 127.168 Intensify efforts to improve health services, through allocation of increased resources to the health sector, to ensure training of health extension workers and provision of adequate medical equipment and supplies to health facilities (Maldives); 127.169 Reduce the high rate of maternal and infant mortality, including by ensuring the availability of comprehensive sexual, reproductive and child health services, and that all births are assisted by a skilled birth attendant (Iceland); 127.170 Intensify efforts to improve health services, including the allocation of more resources to the health sector, with particular attention to the training of health workers, appropriate medical equipment and supply of health-care units (Serbia); 127.171 Continue effective implementation of the National Health Policy framework (2012–2020) especially by targeting the most vulnerable groups (India); 127.172 Intensify the implementation of the National Health Policy framework and its effort to promote equity in this regard (Indonesia); 127.173 Increase efforts to reduce and prevent maternal morbidity and mortality by implementing programmes and policies, as well as ensure adequate sexual and reproductive health services (Angola); 127.174 Intensify its efforts to promote the right to sanitation and health, through fighting malaria, HIV, tuberculosis and other infectious diseases (Islamic Republic of Iran); 127.175 Continue efforts to ensure the enjoyment of the right to health (Egypt); 127.176 Further strengthen its efforts 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); 127.177 Pursue legislative measures to ensure inclusive and quality education (Libya); 127.178 Increase as far as possible the resources allocated to education so as to improve school infrastructure and ensure that children remain in school, especially girls, and the inclusion of children with disabilities (Mexico); 127.179 Continue its efforts to promote and safeguard the right to education for all (Pakistan); 19