A/HRC/27/8 118.66 Intensify the progress made to eliminate poverty by identifying the critical bottlenecks in society (Eritrea); 118.67 Continue its measures for poverty reduction, including reduction of multi-dimensional poverty (Azerbaijan); 118.68 Take concrete measures to reduce multi-dimensional poverty (Islamic Republic of Iran); 118.69 Continue addressing the challenges in reducing multi-dimensional poverty (Myanmar); 118.70 Continue to mobilize internal resources and capacity while strengthening cooperation with partners and United Nations agencies to address poverty challenges (Eritrea); 118.71 Promote and protect the rights of peasants and other people working in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 118.72 Step up its efforts to further reduce poverty, particularly in rural areas (Indonesia); 118.73 Allocate sufficient resources for potable water projects, especially in rural and marginalized areas (Mexico); 118.74 Continue the process of strengthening free health care and free education in remote areas as well as strengthening the kidu welfare system for the benefit of vulnerable populations (United Arab Emirates); 118.75 Continue to provide free health services, fully implementing the consolidated National Health Policy, which was launched in July 2011 (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 118.76 Further consolidate its successful health programmes that provide medical care that is universal, free and of quality for all Bhutanese (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 118.77 Continue its efforts to improve the quality of health services for mothers and children, including the education of pregnant women and mothers with a view to decreasing maternal and neonatal mortality rates, and to seek the assistance of the international community with a view to providing better health services to the people (Mauritius); 118.78 Adopt a comprehensive approach that includes providing a healthy environment, safe water and sanitation and proper childcare, encouraging exclusive breastfeeding and improving the education and the health of mothers, in order to reduce the mortality rate of children under 5 (Ireland); 118.79 Share its experiences in provision of free education to all children (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 118.80 Continue the ongoing efforts to promote inclusive education (Eritrea); 118.81 Further develop the quality education policies in the country, paying special attention to providing school services to children in remote and difficult locations (Kazakhstan); 118.82 Strengthen the Government’s efforts to eliminate particularly in remote and difficult locations (Kyrgyzstan); illiteracy, 17