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The goal of the Philippine strategy for sustainable development (PSSD) is to achieve economic growth with adequate protection of the country's biological resources and its diversity, vital ecosystem functions, and overall environmental quality. The PSSD has for its core a number of implementing strategies. This is aimed at resolving and reconciling the diverse and sometimes conflicting environmental, demographic, economic and natural resource use issues arising from the country development efforts. The strategies are: 1) integration of environmental considerations in decision-making; 2) proper pricing of natural resources; 3) property rights reform; 4) establishment of an integrated protected areas system; 5) rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems; 6) strengthening of residuals management in industry (pollution control); 7)integration of population concerns and social welfare in development planning; 8) inducing growth in rural areas; 9) promotion of environmental education; and 10) strengthening of citizen's participation and constituency building.