However, to develop ENRA , the followings are recommended (1) take up principle natural resources which is economically important and much environmental impacts (2) to design objectives, scope, methods and accounting framework compiles and users should be consulted (3) concentrate in those responsible for the development work on theoretical foundations, establishment of accounting as a system, experimental accounts and methodological descriptions (4) participation of the natural resources administration and user sectors in production of accounts (5) utilization of administrative, economic ecological and sociological research papers and reports on sustainable development and the long-term use of natural resources (6) recognition of the data requirements of sustainable development when developing other statistical system.
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