A/HRC/43/13 121.70 Finalize the drafting of the second generation of the decent work country programme, as well as its implementation (Gabon); 121.71 Provide for the implementation of the National Strategy for Social Protection 2019–2023 (Russian Federation); 121.72 Provide adequate financial resources for the effective implementation of the National Social Protection Policy (Namibia); 121.73 Consider seeking financial and capacity-building assistance to eradicate poverty (United Republic of Tanzania); 121.74 Continue developing the 13 strategic axes of the General State Policy within the framework of the fight against poverty (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.75 Nam); Take further measures to sustain and reinforce food security (Viet 121.76 Continue to implement poverty reduction policies with a focus on reducing income inequality (Viet Nam); 121.77 Ensure access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation for its population, particularly for the rural community, women and disabled persons (Bangladesh); 121.78 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, advance poverty alleviation and improve people’s living standards (China); 121.79 Do not relent in its poverty alleviation efforts, with a view to improving the general well-being of its people (Nigeria); 121.80 Strengthen the water, sanitation and hygiene sector plan, taking into account vulnerable groups, and adopting a gender and equity approach (India); 121.81 Enhance bilateral and trilateral cooperation in improving access to food, water, health care and education (Indonesia); 121.82 Eliminate poverty by the exercise of the right to development, including through sustained economic growth, investment, and creating new job opportunity (Islamic Republic of Iran); 121.83 Intensify its efforts to improve access to drinking water and sanitation (Islamic Republic of Iran); 121.84 Further enhance activities aimed at giving effect to the right of access to health (Azerbaijan); 121.85 Continue strengthening the implementation of the National Strategy for Universal Health Coverage adopted in 2015, in order to guarantee quality health-care services to the entire population, regardless of their economic or social situation (Cuba); 121.86 Continue its efforts to fight malaria and other related infectious diseases (Islamic Republic of Iran); 121.87 Support strategies aimed at developing the health sector and providing health care for all (Libya); 121.88 Increase the annual budget allocations for the education sector in order to guarantee free education in primary and secondary schools for all of Madagascar’s children and take action to decrease the early school dropout rate (United Republic of Tanzania); 121.89 Make efforts to fully implement the principle enshrined in the Constitution regarding free primary education for all children in the country (Uruguay); GE.19-21780 15