A/HRC/29/10 142.149. Take all necessary measures to provide individuals that are under threat of being forcibly evicted with full protection against forced eviction in line with international obligations and commitments (Switzerland); 142.150. Continue to strengthen social protection programmes developed on behalf of its people, especially the population most in need (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 142.151. Continue to strengthen its successful educational policies in order to provide the greatest welfare and quality of life to its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 142.152. Continue its efforts to adopt a development policy to reduce poverty in order to protect and promote human rights (Yemen); 142.153. Accelerate efforts to empower those living below the poverty line through alleviation schemes (Zimbabwe); 142.154. Implement specific standards and regulations ensuring affordable water, sanitation and food for the most vulnerable groups and the barriers and challenges to poverty alleviation are properly addressed (Albania); 142.155. Continue its national efforts, with the support and assistance of the international community, for the promotion and protection of human rights, particularly in the realization of economic, social and cultural rights of the people of Kenya (Bangladesh); 142.156. Strengthen its efforts to eradicate poverty and hunger in the country (Bangladesh); 142.157. Continue the initiatives to promote and protect its people’s right to adequate housing (Brunei Darussalam); 142.158. Continue to promote poverty alleviation and enhance poverty reduction of women and children and people with disabilities (China); 142.159. Allocate more resources to social protection (Cuba); 142.160. Continue efforts to ensure effective respect for the right to property by facilitating registration of property deeds (France); 142.161. Improve social policies to combat social inequalities and poverty, in particular youth unemployment (Holy See); 142.162. Continue the implementation of poverty eradication programmes including by allocating sufficient national budget for those programmes that impact directly on the lives of the people of Kenya (Indonesia); 142.163. Continue the measures for poverty reduction (Myanmar); 142.164. Further promote economic empowerment programmes and job creation to prevent the radicalization of young people (Myanmar); 142.165. Take measures towards the adherence to the World Health Organization standards on health service delivery (Serbia); 142.166. Continue its efforts to implement the adopted strategies, in particular the National Reproductive Health Strategy 2009–2015 (Sudan); 142.167. Intensify its efforts to improve health infrastructure as well as the quality and delivery of health services, including access to reproductive health information and contraceptives for women in marginalized areas (Thailand); 22