A/HRC/22/8 99.94. Take steps to ensure access to safe drinking water for all the indigenous communities (Slovenia); 99.95. Increase the coverage and accessibility of medical services for women, with a special focus on the needs of indigenous women and women in rural areas (Liechtenstein); 99.96. Take further steps to improve the quality and accessibility to heath care facilities and services in rural communities (Sri Lanka); 99.97. Intensify efforts to improve the delivery of health services (Trinidad and Tobago); 99.98. Continue public policies aimed at the reduction of illiteracy rates (Paraguay); 99.99. Increase the investment to education and take further measures to lower the illiteracy rate, especially the illiteracy of the female (China)1; 99.100. Take the necessary measures to eliminate the limitations suffered by children with disabilities in accessing education, health and other services (Argentina); 99.101. Ensure access to education, health, cultural life and services for children with disabilities and give them the necessary support to enable them to exercise their rights as active members of their communities (Thailand); 99.102. Focus on addressing discrimination against persons with disabilities (Trinidad and Tobago); 99.103. Maintain actions and policies that address the situation of its indigenous peoples (Trinidad and Tobago); 99.104. Continue to move forward in the execution of projects aimed at protecting women, specifically indigenous women (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 99.105. Ensure the highest standards for the protection of indigenous peoples in order to eliminate the remaining structural inequalities that continue to have an adverse impact on indigenous peoples (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 99.106. Undertake a dialogue process with indigenous peoples to seek an appropriate consultation mechanism regarding the adoption of measures affecting indigenous peoples (Costa Rica); 99.107. Systematically continue the positive efforts undertaken regarding the rights of indigenous peoples (Greece); 99.108. Continue its efforts to facilitate and promote indigenous peoples’ access to education, sanitation, property, and public positions (Holy See); 99.109. Adopt national legislation to fully implement the ILO Convention No. 169 on indigenous and tribal peoples. Particular focus should be put on the indigenous peoples’ right to be consulted at all levels of decision-making, in policy, legislative, administrative and development processes affecting them.(Norway); 1 20 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Continue the efforts to combat violence and crime in order to maintain the social harmony and stability.”