A/HRC/34/14 115.147 Implement measures to guarantee the rights to adequate food, clean water and sanitation, in order to prevent the spread of diseases among the population, paying special attention to refugee camps (Mexico); 115.148 Put in place all the necessary measures to ensure that the population has access to adequate sanitation and clean drinking water (Portugal); 115.149 Work towards improving people’s basic rights such as the right to food and the right to the highest attainable standard of health (Thailand); 115.150 Strengthen programmes to combat food insecurity, improve nutrition and access to local food production through the development of the agricultural sector (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 115.151 Continue its four-year food safety program, foreseen in 2012, in order to continue improving nutrition and access to locally produced food for the most vulnerable households in Haiti (Ecuador); 115.152 Improve its citizen’s access to food by adopting a national strategy to protect its agriculture against the effects of climate change and natural disasters (Netherlands); 115.153 Further develop public health policy, with a focus on guaranteeing access to health for children and women (Cyprus); 115.154 Continue to strengthen its public healthcare system and improve access to healthcare services, particularly for women, children and older persons (Singapore); 115.155 Engage further efforts in protection of public health, namely to undertake systematic review of the health situation and to take all necessary measures in order to prevent and combat transmissible diseases, including cholera (Serbia); 115.156 Proceed with international cooperation and with the United Nations specialised agencies to enhance the government efforts in providing free education and eliminate illiteracy (Syrian Arab Republic); 115.157 Take the necessary measures to advance in the elimination of illiteracy and the basic education of women and men (Chile); 115.158 Continue strengthening its education policy, focusing on the most disadvantaged sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 115.159 Take necessary measures to put into practice free education for the first six years of primary education and eradicate all discrimination, including class, gender and between rural and urban populations in the education system (Austria); 115.160 Continue to adopt programmes that will ensure disadvantaged children, particularly in rural areas, enjoy the right to education (Nigeria); 115.161 Take additional steps to improve accessibility to education, including for children in domestic service and children with disabilities and ensure inclusive and quality education for all (Slovenia); 115.162 Continue to take steps to prevent disruption to education faced by children affected by Hurricane Matthew, and implement policies and programmes that promote access to education (Singapore); GE.16-22488 21