A/HRC/28/11 134.153 Pay special attention to the needs of women in strategies to combat poverty, ensuring that women have enhanced access to health, education, clean water and sanitation and income-generating activities (State of Palestine); 134.154 Continue implementing the integrated development and the fight against poverty (Sudan); programme of rural 134.155 Take the necessary measures to guarantee affordable and high quality health care throughout the country (Belgium); 134.156 Continue the implementation of the municipal health service program and the national development program 2012–2015 (Dominican Republic); 134.157 Continue the implementation of information programs (Dominican Republic); immunization and health 134.158 Continue the efforts to improve the health care especially of children and the elderly persons, as well as those suffering from HIV (Holy See); 134.159 Take action at all levels to address the interlinked root causes of preventable mortality and morbidity of children under 5 and consider applying the “Technical guidance on the application of a human rights-based approach to the implementation of policies and programmes to reduce and eliminate preventable mortality of children under 5 years of age” (A/HRC/27/31) (Ireland); 134.160 Conduct a survey on child mortality in order to get updated and reliable data (Norway); 134.161 Cooperate with specialized United Nations bodies to develop the health sector in accordance with the national plan of 2012–2025 (Kuwait); 134.162 Promote and develop the national plan to combat HIV (Lebanon); 134.163 The allocation of additional efforts and resources to improving the country’s health system (Turkey); 134.164 Take additional measures to ensure that all children have access to primary and secondary education (Belgium); 134.165 Integrate human rights education into primary and secondary school curricula (Zimbabwe); 134.166 Encouraged to bring human rights into the curriculum by, among others, training teachers (Djibouti); 134.167 Continue to increase education input to ensure the right to education for all the people (China); 134.168 Continue with the implementation of literacy and remedial education, especially in rural areas (Dominican Republic); 134.169 Realize the right to education for all, including human rights education, by inter alia, ensuring the effective implementation of the law providing for free primary education (Germany); 134.170 Continue its efforts to improve the national system to access education for all children (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 134.171 Improve and facilitate access to education, in particular of girls, as previously recommended (Italy); 23