A/HRC/23/6 111.71 Keep legal and procedural efforts to implement measures for women’s access to a broader range of jobs and to address the causes of the concentration of women in the informal sector (Egypt); 111.72 Continue implementing ongoing socio-economic development projects and programmes, in particular those aimed at combating poverty (Cuba)/Continue the efforts aimed at implementing the Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategic Framework (2012–2017) (Algeria) / Improve the implementation of national programmes in development and poverty eradication (Sudan); 111.73 Strengthen poverty reduction and access to education and health services programmes (Mexico); 111.74 Continue efforts aimed at improving the national nutrition consumption including accelerating the process of adopting a national policy paper on this matter (Malaysia); 111.75 Improve and ensure adequate access to health care and education for children (Poland); 111.76 Carry on with projects to decrease the lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation in order to combat the risk of cholera contamination (Egypt); 111.77 Redouble its efforts in designing a comprehensive health programme, including through providing access to safe drinking water and sanitation (Indonesia); 111.78 Maintain positive efforts to improve the functioning of its education system, particularly by increasing school attendance rates (Egypt); 111.79 Redouble its efforts in strengthening its educational system including accelerating the implementation of all the recommendations deriving from its National Forum on Education held in 2008 (Malaysia); 111.80 Continue to strengthen its education system, including vocational training, with support from the international community (Singapore); 111.81 Promote a programmatic approach which includes the protection of the rights of children, gender perspective and education (Chile); 111.82 Protect the human rights of the most vulnerable persons, including displaced persons, children and women (Romania); 111.83 Guarantee the protection of all internally displaced persons regardless of their ethnic origin (Austria); 111.84 Continue to work closely with regional bodies, the United Nations and donor partners to seek sustainable solutions to the refugee and humanitarian crisis in order to uphold human rights and protect civilians. (Australia); 111.85 Continue to combat terrorism in all its manifestations (Sri Lanka). 112. The following recommendations will be examined by Mali, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the twenty-third session of the Human Rights Council in June 2013: 112.1 Ratify the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Portugal); GE.13-11815 19