A/HRC/39/8 101.78 Ensure the meaningful participation of all citizens of Tuvalu dispersed in the archipelago in the current process of constitutional revision (Honduras); 101.79 Take the necessary measures to modernize Tuvalu’s maritime infrastructure, with a view to creating better jobs in the formal sector (Haiti); 101.80 Develop initiatives aiming to guarantee access to water and sanitation for all (France); 101.81 Pursue efforts to eradicate poverty (Senegal); 101.82 Explore all appropriate options to improve access to affordable and adequate health care for citizens on the outer islands, particularly women (Jamaica); 101.83 Strengthen human and financial resources of health-care services to enable them to better serve disadvantaged segments of the population (Senegal); 101.84 Introduce new dietary practices to reduce obesity (Haiti); 101.85 Assign human and financial resources in order to strengthen universal access to sexual and reproductive health services, in particular for women and girls on the outer islands, who are not adequately equipped, with trained midwives and nurses to attend to maternal health and attend to the complications of deliveries (Honduras); 101.86 Continue to make efforts to guarantee the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health, particularly by ensuring access to health services to all persons living in the country, particularly by installing health centres on the outer islands (Brazil); 101.87 Improve health-care infrastructure, access to emergency obstetric care, midwife training, and resources devoted to maternal health (Ghana); 101.88 Continue strengthening the programmes and social policies in the areas of education, health and food, paying special attention to the sectors of the population that are most in need (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 101.89 Continue strengthening programmes to promote employment and assistance for vulnerable groups in the fight against poverty and social exclusion (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 101.90 That the right to education should be treated similarly to other rights in the Constitution (Guyana); 101.91 Redouble efforts to increase the quality of education and guarantee the right to education for all, without exclusion (Haiti); 101.92 Step up the efforts to improve education infrastructure, in particular basic sanitary facilities (Republic of Korea); 101.93 Reform the Penal Code to criminalize marital rape and continue to address customs and social patterns that perpetuate discrimination against women and girls (Canada); 101.94 Adopt comprehensive measures, including legislative measures, to prevent and address all forms of violence against women and girls, including sexual violence (Uruguay); 101.95 Adopt comprehensive legislative measures to prevent and address all forms of violence against women and girls, and ensure that victims of violence have access to means of redress and protection, and perpetrators are brought to account (Republic of Korea); 16