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issue-2145	Tomashuk, Inna; Baldynyuk, Vasyl; Boltovska, Liudmyla	GREEN ECONOMY AS A FACTOR OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT	2023	13	.pdf	application/pdf	7138	266	30	Directions of transformation of the natural resource management system based on the concept of green economy in accordance with innovative waves Source: formed on the basis of research results Baltic Journal of Economic Studies 198 Vol. 9 No. 3, 2023 Table 1 List of principles for further environmentally sustainable development № Characteristics of the principles 1 – Freedom, equality and favourable living conditions for people in the environment; 2 – Protecting natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations; 3 – Supporting, restoring and enhancing the country's natural resources; 4 – Prioritising the protection of the natural environment when planning economic development; 5 – Careful and maximum beneficial use of the Earth's non-renewable resources; 6 – Reducing greenhouse and other harmful emissions; 7 – Prevention of marine pollution; 8 – Economic and social development to improve the quality of life; 9 – Financial and technical assistance to developing countries to cope with environmental and natural disasters; 10 – Stability of commodity prices in developing countries; 11 – Setting international environmental standards that can be met by countries at different levels of economic development; 12 – Providing financial and technical assistance (where necessary) to countries to ensure the availability and conservation of resources; 13 – Comprehensive planning of countries' development to ensure rational management of resources; 14 – Rational planning aimed at achieving a balance between the needs of development and the protection of the environment; 15 – Planning the urbanisation of settlements to avoid negative impacts on the environment; 16 – Controlling the demographic situation; 17 – Planning, management and regulation of the quality of natural resources; 18 – Use of science and technology to prevent and combat environmental risks and solve environmental problems; 19 – Environmental education and public access to information; 20 – Stimulating scientific research in the field of the environment at national and international levels; 21 – Not causing environmental damage to other States in the course of organising activities within their own jurisdiction; 22 – The development of international law in relation to the determination of responsibility and compensation for damage to victims of pollution; 23 – Consistency between international and national standards; 24 – International cooperation within the framework of multilateral and bilateral agreements for effective control, prevention, reduction and elimination of negative impacts on the natural environment; 25 – The coordinating role of international organisations in the field of environmental protection and improvement; 26 – Non-use of nuclear weapons and all other means of mass destruction. Key words: green economy, resources, sustainable development, environment, transformations, environment, innovation, strategies, concepts, investments.	cache/issue-2145.pdf	txt/issue-2145.txt