A/HRC/39/4 125.68 Improve access for women to the formal labour market, in particular through temporary special measures, and standardize inspections to combat labour exploitation (Algeria); 125.69 Continue to promote economic and social development with the view to eliminating poverty and further improving the quality of life of the population (Djibouti); 125.70 Continue its efforts to increase the rate of access to sanitation in rural and urban areas (Equatorial Guinea); 125.71 Promote national policies and programmes related to poverty eradication, development and malnutrition, which will contribute to the promotion of human rights in the country (Islamic Republic of Iran); 125.72 Redouble efforts to defeat poverty, notably among rural women (Iraq); 125.73 Increase actions aimed at improving access of the population to drinking water and sanitation, especially in rural areas (Spain); 125.74 Pursue steps to expand access of the population to high-quality health-care and education services (Djibouti); 125.75 Consider allocating adequate financial resources to improve health-care infrastructure, midwife training, maternal health and access to emergency obstetric care (Ghana); 125.76 Adopt legal and political measures to ensure that women and adolescents have access to sexual education and to free and women- and adolescent-friendly reproductive health-care services (Honduras); 125.77 Proceed with the implementation of the national social security scheme with a view to providing health services to all without discrimination (Israel); 125.78 Continue efforts to fight maternal mortality and ensure that care centres are provided with necessary equipment and medication (Luxembourg); 125.79 Continue to strengthen efforts to improve access to health care for all, including access to sexual and reproductive health services (Australia); 125.80 Continue efforts to ensure universal access to quality health services (Saudi Arabia); 125.81 Increase women’s awareness of the Reproductive Health Act and ensure access to health services for women and girls living with HIV/AIDS (South Africa); 125.82 Improve access for all to high quality health care and education services (Viet Nam); 125.83 Continue implementing the Plan for Strategic Development of Basic Education and the Literacy Plan, to undertake further measures to improve the quality and infrastructure of schools, particularly in rural areas (Bulgaria); 125.84 Further continue the implementation of access to education for all through the policy aimed at strengthening infrastructure in urban and rural areas (Ethiopia); 125.85 Continue its efforts in enhancing access to education for all, particularly access to secondary and higher education, including in the rural areas (Indonesia); GE.18-11224 15