6. Economic conditions, both domestic and international, that encourage free trade and access to markets will help make economic growth and environmental protection mutually supportive for all countries, particularly for developing countries and countries undergoing the process of transition to a market economy (see chapter 2 for a fuller discussion of these issues). [Chapter 33, Para 6]

8. All countries should assess how to translate Agenda 21 into national policies and programmes through a process that will integrate environment and development considerations. National and local priorities should be established by means that include public participation and community involvement, promoting equal opportunity for men and women. [Chapter 33, Para 8]

14. (a) (iii) Encourage universal participation; [Chapter 33, Para 14 (a) (iii)]

14. (a) (iii) Ensure access to and disbursement of the funds under mutually agreed criteria without introducing new forms of conditionality; [Chapter 33, Para 14 (a) (iii)]