A/HRC/36/13 129.133 Continue efforts to promote economic diversification in order to promote the standard of living of citizens (Syrian Arab Republic); 129.134 Take further measures to encourage and facilitate selfemployment among the youth, enabling them to play a greater role in national development (China); 129.135 Intensify efforts to provide appropriate vocational training and employment for youths (Sierra Leone); 129.136 Strengthen ongoing schemes particularly among the youth (Zimbabwe); to reduce unemployment, 129.137 Strengthen the introduction of various mechanisms for promoting employment among young people through entrepreneurship in different areas (Ethiopia); 129.138 Devote more efforts and resources to programmes aimed at promoting youth employment, notably through education and vocational training of youth (Viet Nam); 129.139 Involve social partners in the drafting of the new labour law, which addresses new employment challenges, in line with international labour standards (Syrian Arab Republic); 129.140 Continue creating conditions for the effective realization of economic, social and cultural rights in the country (Belarus); 129.141 Increase efforts to promote the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights (Qatar); 129.142 Continue to strengthen social policy to provide the same opportunities and the same services to all citizens, including peasants and others working in rural areas, in road, education and hospital infrastructure and water supply, sanitation and energy (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 129.143 Pursue measures to eradicate poverty through the implementation of comprehensive public policies with a human rights-based approach (Ecuador); 129.144 Continue its efforts to strengthen economic, social and cultural rights, particularly the rights of women, children and persons with disabilities (Libya); 129.145 Take steps to ensure that the housing projects under its programme for 2015-2019 are successfully implemented (Brunei Darussalam); 129.146 Remove the obstacles which still exist in the exercise of the right to health, especially regional differences, to allow all people to enjoy quality in health services, which are freely provided in the country (Kenya); 129.147 Continue efforts to strengthen the right to health and overcome the obstacles that it is facing in this regard (Saudi Arabia); 129.148 Continue to adopt measures to further improve health-care services to ensure greater accessibility, especially in rural areas (Brunei Darussalam); 129.149 Continue efforts to improve universal access to primary health care and the right to education (Sri Lanka); 129.150 Continue efforts to improve the level of education and health in the country (Iraq); 129.151 Take further enhancing measures for the enjoyment of educational and health services by all (Bahrain); 129.152 Improve the protection of the health of pregnant women and mothers, especially in rural areas (Serbia); 18 GE.17-12216