A/HRC/17/16 89.72. Continue applying the country’s strategies and socio-economic development plans, in particular those aimed at reducing poverty (Cuba); 89.73. Continue the implementation of its Strategy to combat poverty to achieve the MDGs (Morocco); 89.74. Continue its engagement with the international community to combat poverty, including by devising special social schemes for families living in extreme poverty (Timor-Leste); 89.75. Continue applying programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the right to education, the right to health and the right to food (Cuba); 89.76. Disseminate and implement the plan to achieve MDGs 4 and 5, approved by the Ministry of Health, on the basis of the right to health for mother and child (Switzerland); 89.77. Apply measures aimed at increasing the number of health professionals and ensure that they receive high-quality training (Switzerland); 89.78. Taking into account the high level of infant mortality, disseminate and implement promptly the Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5, using a rights-based approach to maternal and child health (Uruguay); 89.79. Continue applying programmes and measures to prevent and combat the problem of HIV/AIDS (Cuba); 89.80. Continue its efforts to achieve full compliance with the rights of the child despite widespread poverty (Sudan); 89.81. Give greater attention to the programmes for the reduction of infant mortality due to Aids and the national prevalence of HIV amongst women, as well as fighting the epidemics of cholera and tuberculosis (Algeria); 89.82. Maintain and further build upon its HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment programmes (Singapore); 89.83. Take steps to prevent the feminization of the AIDS pandemic (Hungary); 89.84. Increase its efforts to enable the people of Mozambique to benefit from clean, high-quality drinking water as well as sanitation infrastructure (Luxembourg); 89.85. Intensify programmes to improve the social security system, the housing projects, home sanitation facilities and access to drinking water, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Chile); 89.86. Continue the efforts at improving the access to water and sanitation (Singapore); 89.87. Strengthen its measures to effectively implement national programmes on human rights, in particular regarding their integration into the educational system (Angola); 89.88. Take measures to combat the underlying causes which impede girls from completing their education (Finland); 89.89. Develop programmes and campaigns discrimination against girls in schools (Brazil); 20 aiming at combating