A/HRC/44/8 110.84 Continue to implement the National Nutrition Policy (2016) to address malnutrition using evidence-based action plans (Pakistan); 110.85 Step up efforts to fight poverty and hunger, as well as to ensure access to safe drinking water and sanitation (Sudan); 110.86 Continue to strengthen efforts to eradicate hunger, malnutrition and food insecurity, including through agricultural investments and multistakeholder partnerships at domestic and international levels (Thailand); 110.87 Continue their successful social policies to provide the greatest wellbeing and quality of life possible to their people with the essential support and cooperation of the international community (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 110.88 Prioritize the guarantee of access to water and sanitation to schools at all levels, including preschools and day-care centres, as well as in rural areas (Bahamas); 110.89 Intensify efforts to address extreme poverty and food insecurity, including through ensuring effective implementation of the National Nutrition Policy and establishment of the Food and Nutrition Council (Botswana); 110.90 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, and improve living standards in order to lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 110.91 Continue working to increase the efficiency and coverage of social protection programmes through the strengthening of institutional coordination and legal frameworks, as well as the consolidation of existing social assistance programmes (Cuba); 110.92 Implement effectively the Food and Nutrition Strategy and the Action Plan 2019–2023 in order to guarantee food security and the right to food for the entire population (Cuba); 110.93 Continue the efforts for enhancing access to health-care services, particularly for HIV/AIDS care (India); 110.94 Exercise the rights to health and sanitation of the people effectively, particularly by improving drinking water quality (Islamic Republic of Iran); 110.95 Continue the country’s efforts in the field of strengthening the health system and expanding the circle of providing health services to all groups of society (Libya); 110.96 Allocate the necessary resources for the provision of qualified medical staff and health-care facilities for people in remote areas (Mauritius); 110.97 Design a national plan to guarantee access to health services, including sexual and reproductive health services, for, among others, people with disabilities, women, girls and teenagers (Mexico); 110.98 Enhance efforts to ensure access to health care by pregnant women in order to reduce maternal mortality (Myanmar); 110.99 Continue measures to curb the spread of AIDS in its efforts to improve access to health services (Nepal); 110.100 Take action to improve maternal health and ensure equitable access to health services (New Zealand); 110.101 Strengthen its legislation and guidelines on health policies, as well as their implementation, to improve access to health services, including sexual and reproductive health services, by people living with disabilities, women and young people, in particular (Portugal); 15