A/HRC/44/9 142.182 Accelerate the development of the national public waterworks for water resources storage to better ensure the right to water and sanitation of its people (Viet Nam); 142.183 Strengthen and expand existing policies and resources aimed at alleviating poverty (Zimbabwe); 142.184 Continue to adopt measures to address poverty in light of Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (Afghanistan); 142.185 Continue to implement sustainable development policies and intensify efforts to eliminate poverty (Solomon Islands); 142.186 Continue implementation of the ongoing socioeconomic measures on reducing poverty, inequality and unemployment (India); 142.187 Continue measures to address poverty reduction by supporting women’s participation in private economic activities (Myanmar); 142.188 Continue the policy of accelerating economic growth, especially reducing poverty (Oman); 142.189 Continue the implementation of poverty eradication programmes, including by allocating sufficient national budget for those programmes that impact directly on the lives of vulnerable groups (South Africa); 142.190 Continue efforts to eradicate poverty and provide drinking water and sanitation to the population (Sudan); 142.191 Take measures to ensure access to basic health care, education and other relevant social welfare systems to the population in a vulnerable situation (Angola); 142.192 Continue consolidating social protection programmes in favour of its population, in particular for the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 142.193 Further implement national laws and policies on health services, with particular attention on the right to health of women and children, including through collaboration with other States (Indonesia); 142.194 Step up efforts to increase access to health facilities to cover remote areas and all sectors of its society (Eritrea); 142.195 Improve maternal and child health care by redoubling investments in line with its International Conference on Population and Development commitments (Denmark); 142.196 Continue the measures necessary to extend access to health insurance and quality health services to all citizens without discrimination (Djibouti); 142.197 Continue strengthening HIV prevention and education policies and programmes in the health sector (Dominican Republic); 142.198 Continue efforts to end malnutrition in all vulnerable layers of society (Islamic Republic of Iran); 142.199 Continue to protect and promote the right to health for all, through strengthening universal health coverage (Japan); 142.200 Take additional measures to address lack of access to high-quality health care for women, including women with disabilities (Malaysia); 142.201 Continue to take the necessary measures to provide comprehensive health care (Oman); 142.202 Review all legal, policy and structural barriers that impede the provision of sexual and reproductive health services, in particular against adolescent girls, young women and members of key populations more 19