A/HRC/44/6 review, and also to establish a mechanism to link this with the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda (Dominican Republic); 115.46 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that addresses direct and indirect discrimination and encompasses all the prohibited grounds of discrimination, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 115.47 Continue taking steps to improve the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, particularly by identifying their needs, and consider involving lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex representatives in decision-making processes (Malta); 115.48 Take the necessary measures to prevent and combat discrimination and persecution against ethnic and religious minorities, and to guarantee their right to freedom of expression and conscience, as well as their access to health care, education and an adequate standard of living (Mexico); 115.49 Adopt a comprehensive, gender-responsive and disability-inclusive approach to climate change adaptation and mitigation policies, consistent with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, to address the economic, cultural and social impacts and challenges that climate change represents, for the full and effective enjoyment of human rights for all (Fiji); 115.50 Continue taking effective measures to combat climate change (Nicaragua); 115.51 Enhance its strategy of mitigating vulnerabilities against prolonged drought and floods through a robust climate resilience scheme (Ethiopia); 115.52 Review the Government’s economic strategy, taking necessary steps to conserve the environment by developing guidelines to conduct studies on the environmental impacts of foreign investment projects (Maldives); 115.53 Consolidate the progress made towards reaching the Sustainable Development Goals and in the improvement of human development indicators (India); 115.54 Make every effort to promote the right to development, which positively affects the people’s rights, in particular in economic and social areas (Islamic Republic of Iran); 115.55 Continue with its hard work to incorporate the targets and indicators of the Sustainable Development Goals into the national plans (Nicaragua); 115.56 Develop a national action plan for full implementation of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (Norway); 115.57 Incorporate the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities and other relevant groups into its ninth national socioeconomic development plan, and consider taking integrated approaches in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and human rights policies, where applicable (Thailand); 115.58 Intensify the ongoing efforts towards inclusive economic growth, further poverty reduction, and increased investment in rural health-care services (Cambodia); 115.59 Abolish the death penalty (Canada) (Portugal); 115.60 Take measures aimed at the definitive abolition of the death penalty (Luxembourg); 115.61 Consider abolishing the death penalty for all crimes in all circumstances (Malta); 115.62 Consider taking further action towards the abolition of the death penalty (New Zealand); 13