, 50. Indicate homelessness undertaken, fos Article 12. whether a national survey on and inadequate housing has been as well as its findings, in particular the number of individuals and families who are homeless or inadequately housed and without access to basic infrastructures and services such as water, heating, waste disposal, sanitation, and electricity, as well as the number of persons living in over-crowded or structurally unsafe housing. 55, Indicate whether the State party has adopted a national health policy and whether a national health system with universal access to primary health care is in place. 56. Provide (a) That health The on the measures taken to preventive, facilities, curative, and and services goods rehabilitative are within safe reach and physically accessible for everyone, including older persons and persons with disabilities;*? 51. Indicate: (a) information ensure: measures taken to ensure access to adequate and affordable housing with legal security of tenure for everyone, irrespective access to economic resources; of income or (b) That the costs of health-care services and health insurance, whether privately or publicly provided, are affordable for everyone, including for socially disadvantaged groups;*? (b) The impact of social housing measures, such as the provision of low-cost social housing units for disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and families, in particular in rural and deprived urban areas, whether there are waiting lists for obtaining such housing and the average length of waiting time; (c) Measures taken to make housing accessible and habitable for persons with special housing needs, such as families with children, older persons?’ (c) That drugs and scientifically approved become ineffective; and 52. Indicate the legislative and other measures in place to ensure that housing is not built on polluted sites or in immediate proximity of pollution sources that threaten the health of inhabitants.’® 53. Indicate whether there are any disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups, such as ethnic minorities, who are particularly affected by forced evictions and the measures taken to ensure that no form of discrimination is involved whenever evictions take place? (d) Adequate training of health personnel, including on health and human rights.*4 57. Provide information on the measures taken: (a) To improve child and maternal health, as well as sexual and reproductive health services and programmes, including through education, awareness-raising, and access to family planning, pre- and post-natal defining the persons and families years and the legal circumstances in which evictions may take place and the rights of tenants to security of tenure and protection from eviction.2! care and emergency obstetric services, in particular in rural areas and for women belonging to disadvantaged and marginalized groups;35 (b) To prevent, treat and control diseases linked to water and ensure access to adequate sanitation;** (c) To implement programmes provisions equipment are not expired or and persons with disabilities;?* 54, Indicate the number of evicted within the last five medical and have and and enhance other strategies immunization of infectious disease control;*’ (d) To prevent the abuse of alcohol and tobacco, and the use of illicit drugs and other harmful substances, in particular among children and adolescents, ensure adequate treatment and rehabilitation of drug users, and support their families;*® —_—_—_— 27 28 29 30 31 GCGeneral comment 6, para. 33. Idem. General comment 4, para. 8 (f). General comment 7, para. 10. - lbid., paras. 9, 13-15, 16 and 19; see also Basic Principles and guidelines on development-based evictions and displacement (A/HRC/4/18, annex 1). 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 General comment 14, lbid., paras. 12 (b), 19 Ibid., paras. 12 (d) and Ibid., paras, 14, 21-23 General comment 15, General comment 14, Ibid., para, 16. para. 12 (b). and 36. 44 (e). and 44 (a). paras. 8 and 37 (i). paras. 16 and 44 (b) CESCR GUIDELINES FOR REPORTING 13