each countrys national sovereignty over their naturalresources taking into account its national circumstances, objectives,responsibilities, priorities and policy space with regard to thethree dimensions of sustainable development;(c)be supported by an enabling environment and well-functioninginstitutions at all levels with a leading role for governments andwith the participation of all relevant stakeholders, including civilsociety;(d)promote sustained and inclusive economic growth, foster innovationand provide opportunities, benefits and empowerment for all andrespect of all human rights;(e)take into account the needs of developing countries, particularlythose in special situations;(f)strengthen international cooperation, including the provision offinancial resources, capacity building and technology transfer todeveloping countries;(g)effectively avoid unwarranted conditionalities on ODA and finance;(h)not constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discriminationor a disguised restriction on international trade, avoid unilateralactions to deal with environmental challenges outside thejurisdiction of the importing country, and ensure that environmentalmeasures addressing trans-boundary or global environmental problems,as far as possible, are based on an international consensus;(i)contribute to closing technology gaps between developed anddeveloping countries and reduce the technological dependence ofdeveloping countries using all appropriate measures;(j)enhance the welfare of indigenous peoples and their communities,other local and traditional communities, and ethnic minorities,recognizing and supporting their identity, culture and interests andavoid endangering their cultural heritage, practices and traditionalknowledge, preserving and respecting non-market approaches thatcontribute to the eradication of poverty;(k)enhance the welfare of women, children, youth, persons withdisabilities, smallholder and subsistence farmers, fishers and thoseworking in small and medium enterprises, and improve the livelihoodsand empowerment of the poor and vulnerable groups in particular indeveloping countries;(l)mobilize the full potential and ensure equal contribution of bothwomen and men;(m)promote productive activities in developing countries that contributeto the eradication of poverty;(n)address the concern about inequalities and promote social inclusion,including social protection floors;(o)promote sustainable consumption and production patterns; and(p)continue efforts to strive for inclusive, equitable developmentapproaches to overcome poverty and inequality.59.We view the implementation of green economy policies by countriesthat seek to apply them for the transition towards sustainabledevelopment as a common undertaking, and we recognize that eachcountry can choose an appropriate approach in accordance withnational sustainable development plans, strategies and priorities.60.We acknowledge that green economy in the context of sustainabledevelopment and poverty eradication will enhance our ability tomanage natural resources sustainably and with lower negativeenvironmental impacts, increase resource efficiency and reduce waste.61.We recognize that urgent action on unsustainable patterns ofproduction and consumption where they occur remains fundamental inaddressing environmental sustainability, and promoting conservationand sustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystems, regeneration ofnatural resources, and the promotion of sustained, inclusive andequitable global growth.62.We encourage each country to consider the implementation of greeneconomy policies in the context of sustainable development andpoverty eradication, in a manner that endeavours to drive sustained,inclusive and equitable economic growth and job creation,particularly for women, youth and the poor. In this respect, we notethe importance of ensuring that workers are equipped with thenecessary skills, including through education and capacity building,and are provided with the necessary social and health protections. Inthis regard, we encourage all stakeholders, including business andindustry to contribute, as appropriate. We invite governments toimprove knowledge and statistical capacity on job trends,developments and constraints and integrate relevant data intonational statistics, with the support of relevant UN