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sustainable strategies, make use of natural resources in a responsible manner,
as well as the waste of their activity can be reincorporated into the production
process, decreasing the causes of pollution.
Nevertheless, to achieve the objectives of green economy it is necessary
to accept and develop the proposed alternatives by both developed and
developing countries, through the allocation of necessary economic resources,
greater stringency in environmental regulations, creation of subsidies to
environmentally friendly activities, as well as the optimization of the planning
processes of the territory. Likewise, it is necessary to create a new economic
framework that allows countries to coordinate on the same level, without
losing sight of the fundamental premises of sustainable development.
Finally, the green economy seeks within its objectives the eradication of
poverty and the inclusion of vulnerable social sectors, to achieve sustainable
economic development in terms of maintenance of a healthy environment and
the proper use of ecosystems both for the present generation and for future
generations.

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