A/HRC/21/10 138.146. Continue its efforts aimed at improving the level of public health in the country to attain better results in the area of health and access to health (Saudi Arabia); 138.147. Establish measures at the national and state level to remove obstacles in terms of access by the population to pain palliative medicines (Uruguay); 138.148. Provide every possible support and assistance to the national project for rural health to increase the standard of nutrition and improve public health and to strengthen the relationship between health and indicators such as sanitation and personal hygiene; (United Arab Emirates); 138.149. Meet the stated commitment from the Common Minimum Program of 2004 to dedicate 3 percent of India’s GDP to health and 6 percent to education (Slovenia); 138.150. Take further practical steps to reduce the high level of maternal and child mortality, inter alia, through better access to maternal health services (Austria); 138.151. Further efforts towards addressing the challenge of maternal and child mortality (Egypt); 138.152. Strengthen its efforts to improve maternal health and acts to effectively balance the skewed sex-ratio among children, including by combating female foeticide (Norway); 138.153. Take further measures to ensure all women without any discrimination access to adequate obstetric delivery services and sexual and reproductive health services, including safe abortion and gender-sensitive comprehensive contraceptive services (Finland); 138.154. Contribute to further reduction of maternal mortality through the establishment of an independent organ to accelerate programmes and projects in this area (Honduras); 138.155. Intensify its efforts to sensitize and train medical professionals on the criminal nature of prenatal sex selection with a view to ensuring stringent enforcement of the legal prohibition of such practice (Liechtenstein); 138.156. Take effective measures to fully implement National Rural Health Missions (Honduras); 138.157. Continue to strengthen its programmes and initiatives geared towards guaranteeing the rights to health and education (Cuba); 138.158. Redouble its efforts in the field of education and health (Senegal); 138.159. Increase the budget allocated to health from 1 percent of the GDP to 2 percent (Luxembourg); 138.160. Further promote children’s right to education (Greece); 138.161. Reinforce its efforts in provision of free and compulsory primary education (Slovakia); 25