A/HRC/34/8 131.120 Upgrade primary and secondary health-care infrastructure and increase budgetary allocations to the Ministry of Health and Child Care in line with regional and international obligations (Kenya); 131.121 Strengthen its efforts for realizing full immunization in cooperation with the relevant United Nations agencies (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 131.122 Promote the right to education, inter alia, through combating the challenges of access to schools (Armenia); 131.123 Eliminate all barriers to students’ access to education in all provinces (Kenya); 131.124 Strengthen national mechanisms to allow children’s access to education and health services, specifically in rural areas (Morocco); 131.125 Ensure the allocation of sufficient resources to increase the quality of education, including for improving schools’ infrastructure (Turkey); 131.126 Continue working with its development partners to invest in the education sector (South Sudan); 131.127 Take further steps to provide access to education for all children (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 131.128 Continue to focus on the issue of education to ensure inclusive, high-quality, accessible education for all (Belarus); 131.129 Further develop its education system, including through the improvement of access to education for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups (China); 131.130 Incorporate into the education system a human rights-based strategy which is inclusive of children with disabilities (Panama); 131.131 Ensure a free and compulsory implementing the Education Act (Slovenia); primary education by 131.132 Continue strengthening the programme on primary education and ensure full school attendance by children deprived of education at the primary and secondary levels (Iraq); 131.133 Promote the rights of persons with disabilities (Algeria); 131.134 Strengthen social inclusion measures, in particular for persons with physical disabilities (Angola); 131.135 Continue efforts in accordance with the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socioeconomic Transformation for the period October 2013December 2018, which provides for a harnessing of the maximum benefit from the national natural resources in order to strengthen food security, eliminate poverty, extend social coverage and restore the infrastructure (Russian Federation); 131.136 Support partnerships, particularly with the private sector, for the implementation of the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socioeconomic Transformation (Morocco); 131.137 Accelerate activities for implementation of the Agenda for Sustainable Socioeconomic Transformation (Islamic Republic of Iran); 20