A/HRC/44/4 140.116 Continue to work on the effective realization of the human rights to drinking water and sanitation, such as by developing a comprehensive strategy to manage hydraulic resources (Spain); 140.117 Continue and strengthen social protection, such as through the programme adopted by the Government to develop the social protection of the population for the period 2015–2017 (Syrian Arab Republic); 140.118 Set up national strategies to reduce poverty, in particular in rural areas (Syrian Arab Republic); 140.119 Continue to increase investment in health-care personnel (Cambodia); 140.120 Remove barriers faced by adolescents and unmarried young people in access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including contraception, and address misconceptions and biases about their sexuality, so that the Law on reproductive health and rights of 2015 can be duly implemented in practice (Iceland); 140.121 Reduce the maternal, infant and child mortality rates by ensuring funding for the relevant programmes, facilitating access to health-care institutions and to qualified medical staff and improving access to family planning (Algeria); 140.122 Provide high-quality health care and access to health-care services in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Maldives); 140.123 Strengthen health-care services for ethnic minorities, including the Uzbek, Uighur, Mugat and Lyuli peoples (Peru); 140.124 Make further efforts to eliminate discrimination in access to healthcare services and improve access to maternal health-care services, taking into account the technical guidelines of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on reducing and preventing maternal mortality (Serbia); 140.125 Continue prioritizing education for all, including by increasing budgetary allocations to ensure free access to quality education and providing poor families with support (Brunei Darussalam); 140.126 Continue to increase budgetary allocations to ensure free access to high-quality education (Cambodia); 140.127 Continue implementing its national programmes and policies to improve the education, health and social security systems (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 140.128 Take the appropriate measures to provide access to quality, multilingual and inclusive education for children, especially for children with disabilities and minorities (Afghanistan); 140.129 Promote the rights of the child by fighting against school dropout and by regulating the education offered by private schools (France); 140.130 Ensure that the right to education is offered effectively to all, especially to children in the context of labour migration (Holy See); 140.131 Increase the budget to ensure free access for all to quality education and to provide support to families living in conditions of poverty (Algeria); 140.132 Address the challenges that restrict children from completing higher education and continue its efforts to ensure access to quality education for children of various socioeconomic status (Myanmar); 140.133 Strive to allocate sufficient budgetary resources to education to ensure free access for all to quality education and to support families living in poverty (Niger); 140.134 Support the comprehensive education action plan for all, 2019–2030 (Oman); 17