A/HRC/41/9 123.102 Continue efforts in the areas of education and health, and develop greater independence in supporting these two areas (Saudi Arabia); 123.103 Strengthen national efforts to combat poverty and its effects (State of Palestine); 123.104 Re-establish, as soon as possible, access to basic social services, such as health, including mental health, education and social protection, in the territories under its control, and actively engage in seeking a solution to the unpaid salaries of public sector employees throughout Yemen (Switzerland); 123.105 Take the necessary measures to guarantee people’s right to an adequate standard of living, particularly the right to food and the right to health, including by facilitating the unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance and access to basic services (Thailand); 123.106 Take the necessary measures to ensure access of the civilian population to humanitarian assistance in order to address the health crisis and malnutrition (Costa Rica); 123.107 Cooperate with humanitarian aid agencies with the goal of delivering critical aid and provide psychosocial support to the traumatized population (Cyprus); 123.108 Facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance and essential commercial goods to civilians throughout Yemen (Estonia); 123.109 With support from United Nations agencies, donor Governments and civil society organizations, promote access to psychosocial support for persons living in Yemen (Iceland); 123.110 Strengthen its health-care development plan by providing health-care services through hospitals and health-care centres (Indonesia); 123.111 Remove all obstacles to access to and delivery of humanitarian aid, regardless of the circumstances (France); 123.112 Work towards integrating mental health in the country’s national planning with the aim of having a mental health policy (Malta); 123.113 Consider promoting access, including with the help of all relevant stakeholders, to psychosocial support (Malta); 123.114 Grant and facilitate the timely and free passage of humanitarian aid (New Zealand); 123.115 Continue engagement in the political process and ensure full and unhindered humanitarian access (Norway); 123.116 Positively engage with humanitarian and food organizations to secure the delivery of assistance for those in need (Oman); 123.117 Continue efforts to solve the food crisis and improve the humanitarian situation, which has deteriorated owing to the war (Oman); 123.118 Guarantee the safe passage of humanitarian aid to all Yemenis across the country (Qatar); 123.119 Step up efforts to meet the needs of civilians and work to ensure that humanitarian actors have access to them with a view to ending food insecurity (Spain); 123.120 Strengthen and apply quality standards to national strategies on education and take the necessary measures towards increasing access to education for all (Afghanistan); 123.121 Take further steps in order to guarantee the right to education to all children (Georgia); 15