A/HRC/39/14 140.88 Continue efforts to promote and protect civil, economic and cultural rights (Yemen); 140.89 Strengthen ongoing initiatives aimed at improving the economic and social welfare of its citizens, in particular their health and education (Sri Lanka); 140.90 Continue measures to improve the equitable enjoyment of socioeconomic rights by vulnerable and marginalized communities (Nepal); 140.91 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, raise people’s standard of living and lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 140.92 Continue efforts to implement the national programme for social and economic development (Libya); 140.93 Continue to strengthen social security measures to provide assistance for low-income families (China); 140.94 Continue its efforts to combat poverty, especially among the most disadvantaged and marginalized members of the population, and reduce disparities between the capital and rural areas (State of Palestine); 140.95 Continue to strengthen its successful social programmes in the fight against poverty and social exclusion (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 140.96 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening social policy and poverty eradication (Saudi Arabia); 140.97 Continue strengthening poverty reduction policies for rural areas, including through measures to strengthen small sustainable agriculture (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 140.98 Adopt a national policy on employment for young people, in particular for young people in rural areas (Honduras); 140.99 Reinforce the implementation of the action programme on the protection of mother and child health to ensure a reduction of the high prevalence of maternal and infant deaths (Angola); 140.100 Continue its efforts to further improve access to, and the quality of, health-care services (Brunei Darussalam); 140.101 Continue its efforts to improve health-care facilities in rural areas in collaboration with relevant United Nations agencies (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 140.102 Increase easy access to health-care services, ensure an adequate budget for health expenditures, improve the health-care infrastructure and promote the skills of health service providers (India); 140.103 Continue to implement the programme of action on the protection of women’s and children’s health and ensure that all programmes related to maternal and child health are extended to rural areas (Kyrgyzstan); 140.104 Promptly adopt the bill on reproductive health and family planning (Uruguay); 140.105 Ensure women’s decision-making powers concerning their health status and the use of abortion for family planning (Iceland); 140.106 Ensure that school-age children, including foreigners, have the right to education (Algeria); 140.107 Continue to invest in State spending on public education, in particular in rural areas, to promote equal access to education (Singapore); 15