Government, local authorities and individuals have the responsibility to promote capacity building and community involvement through environmental programmes that will make citizens more environmentally responsible. Citizens have the right to live and work in a clean and safe environment, free from hazardous materials that may harm their health, productivity, or the environment. Government has the right to regualte industry in order to ensure a sustainable environment for future generations. Citizens have the right to be provided with safe food products produced using environmentally sustainable methods. Citizens have the right to be provided with energy alternatives and products that are environmentally, socially and economically sound.
Citizens have the right to quality health care based on an international standard.
Industries and individuals have the responsibility to extract and use natural resources in a way that sustains ecosystems. Industries have the responsibility to keep the public aware of the materials used in their products, especially those that have the potential to endanger human and environmental health. Industries and individuals have the responsibility to provide and sustain a clean and safe living and working environment. Government has the responsibility to take into consideration the wants and needs of industry, the individual, the community, and the environment in order to make well-rounded decisions in promoting a sustainable future. Citizens have the responsibility to sustain their health to the best of their ability.