A/HRC/36/11 136.165 Continue to take measures for improving quality of education, and reducing inequality of education caused by income level and social status (Japan); 136.166 Ensure adequate funding in implementing the National Education Plan, and undertake progress reports on its implementation to improve transparency and accountability (Malaysia); 136.167 Pursue efforts aimed at ensuring an inclusive education within the framework of the National Plan on Education 2014-2014, in particular in rural areas (Morocco); 136.168 Continue implementing high-quality intercultural education (Peru); 136.169 Promote educational opportunities to all children in accordance with the Incheon Declaration on Education 2030 (Republic of Korea); 136.170 Follow up on the implementation of the Incheon Declaration for inclusive and equitable quality education (Turkey); 136.171 Continue the implementation of the education plan of 2014-2016 (Sudan); 136.172 Increase investment in education infrastructure and promote the educational level in rural areas (China); 136.173 Improve the quality of public education, particularly for those who live below the poverty line, particularly Afro-Brazilians, with focus on psychological health and integrating psychosocial elements in order to achieve a better learning environment (Haiti); 136.174 Continue strengthening efforts to eliminate discrimination, including racial discrimination in education (Indonesia); 136.175 Set up plans promoting inclusive education of ethnic minorities, which have high levels of school dropout (Paraguay); 136.176 Continue to implement new policies and expand the coverage and scope of existing ones, to better promote gender equality, in particular for women in the countryside and low-income families (Singapore); 136.177 Adopt a law to protect vulnerable women, particularly low-income housewives (United Arab Emirates); 136.178 Continue the efforts to implement the “Women Living without Violence” programme launched in 2013 (Russian Federation); 136.179 Pursue efforts to combat violence against women and promote the rights of women (Sudan); 136.180 Continue efforts to combat violence, particularly against women (Tunisia); 136.181 Take measures to stop violence that has cost the lives of more than five thousand women, and caused more than 500,000 rapes in the last year (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 136.182 Strengthen efforts to reduce gender inequalities including to prevent death resulting from violence against women, and to encourage increased reporting of cases of rape (Bahamas); 136.183 Extend the “Women Living without Violence” programme, with particular attention to women and girls living in the countryside and to women and girls of Afro-Brazilian descent (Belgium); 136.184 Continue its efforts to combat violence against women and girls (Egypt); 20