A/HRC/36/16 139.139 Redouble efforts to improve access by young people and vulnerable groups to decent work (Angola); 139.140 Continue programmes to foster economic growth and reduce unemployment (Russian Federation); 139.141 Continue to ensure effective access to social protection for vulnerable groups (Madagascar); 139.142 Continue to implement actions aimed at reducing poverty and inequality (Cuba); 139.143 Strengthen its policy to fight poverty in rural areas (Côte d’Ivoire); 139.144 Continue its poverty reduction policy, particularly for vulnerable groups in isolated and rural areas (Djibouti); 139.145 Continue its endeavours on development and poverty alleviation throughout the community, notably for vulnerable groups, such as women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.146 Take further steps to improve the conditions of vulnerable categories of its population, in particular children in poverty, who face food insecurity and mistreatments, and disabled people, who are still victims of stigmatization and discrimination (Poland); 139.147 Continue its efforts to eradicate poverty and inequality (Lebanon); 139.148 Continue its efforts to eradicate poverty and social inequality (South Sudan); 139.149 Continue its efforts to achieve development, the eradication of poverty and the elimination of racial discrimination (Yemen); 139.150 Continue its efforts aimed at eliminating poverty and reducing inequality (Azerbaijan); 139.151 Continue to promote rural development policies for the protection of the rights of peasants and other persons working in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 139.152 Explore the possibility of a universal basic income in place of the existing social protection system, in consultation with all the stakeholders (Haiti); 139.153 Expedite the necessary consultative and legislative processes for the establishment of mandatory retirement benefits for all working persons who retire due to old age or disability (Mauritius); 139.154 Build on the progress made to provide adequate housing through such programmes as the integrated human settlements grant and the urban settlements development grant (Malaysia); 139.155 Continue efforts to ensure that households, schools and health facilities have access to safe water and sanitation (Djibouti); 139.156 Continue to enhance the realization of the human rights to water and sanitation, giving special attention to ensuring that all homes, health centres and educational establishments have safe drinking water and improved sanitation facilities (Spain); 139.157 Continue efforts to enable all households, schools and health centres to have access to safe drinking water and sanitation (Uruguay); 139.158 Take all the necessary measures to optimize land distribution, while implementing a land reform, providing adequate support and training to beneficiaries, in close consultation with all stakeholders (Haiti); 18