A/HRC/40/7 148.207 Step up its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, including by improving the practice of enforcing legislation (Belarus); 148.208 Continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of the child, especially in relation to combating child trafficking (Maldives); 148.209 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, female genital mutilation, early and forced marriages and sexual and gender-based violence (Gabon); 148.210 Strengthen measures to prevent child trafficking and enhance social and economic welfare opportunities for the victims (Nepal); 148.211 Take further measures to improve the socioeconomic conditions of women, children and other vulnerable groups (Bhutan); 148.212 Continue to strengthen social programmes in favour of the most vulnerable groups, especially women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 148.213 Continue efforts to protect human rights to ensure their effective implementation by improving living conditions and achieving sustainable development in the country (Libya); 148.214 Continue efforts to adopt a development policy to reduce poverty in the country (Yemen); 148.215 Intensify efforts to improve the well-being of all its citizens, especially the most vulnerable groups (Zimbabwe); 148.216 Continue the good work to guarantee access to adequate housing for all citizens (Bangladesh); 148.217 Continue to implement the 2017–2020 Economic Recovery and Growth Plan to promote sustainable economic and social development and improve people’s living standards (China); 148.218 Continue to take effective measures to assist the communities in need by providing health-care and education facilities and fostering the means for the creation of alternative livelihood options (Fiji); 148.219 Continue to work on the effective implementation of the second national plan for the development of the health system (2018–2022), especially to ensure coverage in rural and remote areas (Cuba); 148.220 Make continuous efforts to fully implement the second national plan for the development of health 2018–2022 with a view to attaining universal health coverage for all Nigerians and share good experience gained in this respect (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 148.221 Continue measures for ensuring universal health coverage (India); 148.222 Continue to invest in the health sector, to ensure access to basic health services (Lebanon); 148.223 Continue to implement policies to ensure the availability of healthcare providers to those living in rural and other difficult to access areas (Malaysia); 148.224 Make further efforts to improve the health-care system (Oman); 148.225 Further develop strategies, and ascertain the implementation of such, to ensure that all citizens regardless of status, gender or location have equal access to quality health care and education (Norway); 148.226 Take specific steps to promote, protect and fulfil the sexual and reproductive rights of women and girls, which is especially important for those affected by the armed conflicts (Finland); 21