A/HRC/38/8 127.53 Work at improving health-care infrastructure, access to emergency obstetric care, midwife training and resources devoted to maternal health (Holy See); 127.54 Further improve the health-care infrastructure in Botswana and pay special attention to awareness-raising programmes among women and adolescent girls in rural areas for addressing the challenge of HIV/AIDS (India); 127.55 Further strengthen its national programme to reduce HIV prevalence, especially among young people (Indonesia); 127.56 Strengthen the policies to combat HIV/AIDS (Senegal); 127.57 Maintain the Government’s programmes on combating HIV/AIDS with the support of the World Health Organization and other international partners (Ukraine); 127.58 Take further steps to ensure the right to health, particularly by combating the scourge of HIV/AIDS (Azerbaijan); 127.59 Continue to take action to promote awareness-raising programmes for the prevention of HIV/AIDS (Myanmar); 127.60 Strengthen targeted interventions on vulnerability to HIV and gender-based violence (Ethiopia); 127.61 Continue efforts to promote comprehensive education policies, particularly by implementing the national strategic education plan (2015–2020) (Brazil); 127.62 Improve the quality of education (Iraq); 127.63 Promote human rights education and awareness-raising for the public, including schools, through government ministries and other bodies (Ghana); 127.64 Continue efforts to implement Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women obligations and promote and protect the rights of women (Maldives); 127.65 Continue to put emphasis on gender equality and ensuring the rights of women and girls, including better access for them to education, aside from committing greater budgetary resources to the Women’s Economic Empowerment Programme (Malaysia); 127.66 Take measures aimed at ending violence against women and girls and the discrimination suffered by them by influencing traditional practices that undermine gender equality and promoting greater participation of women in all sectors of society (Spain); 127.67 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against women and achieve gender equality (Tunisia); 127.68 Continue efforts to achieve gender equality and the empowerment of women (Egypt); 127.69 Continue to strengthen programmes for the economic empowerment of women (Cuba); 127.70 Pursue the implementation of plans and strategies to promote the rights of the child (Cuba); 127.71 Continue conducting the situational analysis of the National Plan of Action for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (Slovenia); 127.72 Allocate dedicated funding to the National Plan of Action for Orphans and Vulnerable Children for more effective implementation (Singapore); 14