by the population to hygiene and sanitation infrastructure while ensuring inter and intra-regional equity. 531. Under the oversight responsibility of the Ministry of Water, the various stakeholders are the local government authorities, the coordination/consensus-building mechanisms, the users and their representatives, NGOs, the domestic private sector providing services, the TFPs, financial institutions, educational and research organizations. 532. The implementation of this strategy helped to undertake the following sanitation works: - 14060 household latrines; 2514 public latrines; 379 sewage drain works; 616 handwashing kits; 2272 certified villages that have eliminated open defecation. 533. Regarding pastoral water facilities, from 2016 to 2018, 422 modern water equipment points have been installed, a corresponding equipment for 25 households was supplied and one household supplied is equivalent to 10 persons consuming 20 litres of water each per day in the rural community and 75 litres in the urban areas. 534. Furthermore, it must be noted that the national hygiene and sanitation project based on 5 main pillars is underway and they consist of the management of solid waste, drainage of rainwater, management of waste water, pollution and noise-making and promotion of hygiene. For its implementation, an action plan for each pillar has been mapped out. Adopt the implementing Decree of Law No. 2014-48 of 16 October 2014 on copyright, neighbouring rights and traditional cultural heritage expressions for its effective implementation. 535. The implementing decree of this law has still not been adopted. However, it must be pointed out that Decree No. 2018-109/PRN/MRC/A/MS of 9 February 2018, amending and supplementing Decree No. 2010/PCRSRD/MCNTI/C of 23 December 2010 which determines the modalities for the collection of equitable remuneration for private copying has been adopted. This provision establishes new modalities for the collection of equitable remuneration for private copying. XVI. RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S Abrogate all discriminatory provisions against women and girls contained in the legislation and take all the necessary measures to adopt the personal status code in order bridge the existing legal gaps. 536. The process of adoption of the personal status code has not made any progress. The process of amending the civil code is on-going in order to eliminate discrimination against girls as far as the marital age is concerned. Strengthen awareness raising campaigns on the rights of women and girls among all stakeholders, in particular religious and customary leaders in order to accelerate the change of mentality among the population. 537. Sensitization campaigns have been carried out in the different regions to accelerate change of mentality among the population. Establish plans, programmes, policies and operational strategies for the eradication of illiteracy and poverty among the women. 104