112. Redefine its HIV/AIDS strategies and responses to ensure that they remain relevant to the current status and trend of the epidemic; 113. Review and revise the HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act (2014), accordingly, to ensure that it fully conforms with Uganda’s regional and international human rights obligations; 114. Urgently strengthen on-going health financing strategies for reversing the rise in the HIV/AIDS prevalence in Uganda, including by increasing budgetary allocation to the health sector to at least 15% of total annual budget in line with the Abuja Declaration; 115. Expedite the process for the enactment of the draft bill on the National Health Insurance Scheme, which aims at addressing high out-of-pocket spending and to improve equity in health care services; Right to Education 116. Increase its investment in public education to match the increasing enrolment, and ensure the quality thereof, to avoid forcing parents to resort to private schools, as well as to regulate the quality of education being provided by private schools; 117. Establish strategies or incentive programs aimed at increasing girls’ access to and retention in basic education; Protection of Older Persons and Persons with Disabilities 118. Intensify efforts to provide reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities so as to ensure that they enjoy equal access to all public facilities and services; 119. Take the necessary measures to ensure that the National HIV Prevention Strategy for Uganda specifically addresses the needs of persons with disabilities; 120. Provide detailed information on the activities of the Government Department in charge of Disability and Elderly, and the National Council for Older Persons, in its next periodic report; and 17