(i) full participation of women in all spheres of Malawian society on the basis of equal opportunities with men; (ii) the implementation of the principles of nondiscrimination and such other measures as may be required; and (iii) the implementation of policies to address social issues such as domestic violence, security of the person, lack of maternity benefits, economic exploitation and rights to property. (b) � Nutrition To achieve adequate nutrition for all in order to promote good health and self- sufficiency. (c) � Health To provide adequate health care, commensurate with the health needs of Malawian society and international standards of health care. (d) � The Environment � To manage the environment responsibly in order to— � (i) � prevent the degradation of the environment; (ii) � provide a healthy living and working environment for the people of Malawi; (iii) accord full recognition to the rights of future generations by means of environmental protection and the sustainable development of natural resources; and (iv) � (e) � conserve and enhance the biological diversity of Malawi. Rural Life To enhance the quality of life in rural communities and to recognize rural standards of living as a key indicator of the success of Government policies. (f) � Education To provide adequate resources to the education sector and devise programmes in order to— (i) � eliminate illiteracy in Malawi; (ii) � make primary education compulsory and free to all citizens of Malawi; (iii) � offer greater access to higher learning and continuing education; and