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110.89 Consider including human rights education in the 2015–2020 overall
education plan (Mauritius);
110.90 Incorporate the education of human rights in its school curricula in
order to raise human rights awareness among the people (Libya);
110.91 Ensure adequate access for people with disabilities to all buildings,
information, communication, education and all means of transportation
(Spain);
110.92 Improve the condition of access of vulnerable persons, particularly
those with disabilities, pregnant women, children and the elderly, to healthcare
(Togo);
110.93 Enhance efforts aimed to achieve additional progress in the process of
promoting economic, social and cultural rights, especially the rights of women,
children and people with disabilities (Egypt);
110.94 Ensure that the implementation of programs supported by loans from
the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank should not be carried
out at the expense of basic social sectors such as education and health, nor
should it exclude the marginalized vulnerable groups such as children, women
and people with disabilities (United Arab Emirates);
110.95 Continue to take measures to eradicate poverty and ensure a better
access to education and health services (Morocco);
110.96 Continue pursuing its anti-poverty strategy, strengthen the rights of
vulnerable groups, and make efforts to realize sustainable economic and social
development (China);
110.97 Step up the actions for the fight against poverty, in particular in rural
areas (Senegal);
110.98 Continue its efforts to promote international cooperation in the fight
against severe consequences of climate change in order to reduce the
environmental vulnerability that is crucial for the enjoyment of vital human
rights and call upon the international community to provide material and
financial assistance to the Comoros (Somalia);
110.99 Strengthen its cooperation with its development partners and various
United Nations entities as a way to facilitate the implementation of its
socioeconomic programs and implement the recommendations that it will
accept in its UPR cycle (Philippines);
110.100 Conduct appropriate programs towards increasing participation and
enhance participation of civil society in decision-making and development
process (Maldives);
110.101 Continue to pursue and redouble efforts to put in place the country’s
development plans and strategies with a focus on improving the situation of
economic and social rights of its citizens (Somalia);
110.102 Call upon the Comoros to mobilize all its efforts and energies to
ensure the full and effective implementation of the strategy for rapid growth
and sustainable development adopted by the government for the period 2015–
2019 (United Arab Emirates).
111. The following recommendations enjoy the support of the Comoros, which
considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation:
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