G20 summit, November 3-4, 2011, Cannes France

The Mexico G-20 Summit was held on June 18 and 19, 2012 in Los Cabos, Mexico.
In the final declaration of the G20 leaders presented for discussion at the summit, all the member states of the G20 membership launched an initiative on the "green" economy: " Ensuring long-term prosperity through inclusive" green growth . This caused an active discussion not only in the professional community, but also in the mass media.
Structural reform commitments to boost and support global demand, stimulate job creation, promote global balance and increase growth potential are among the incentive packages. Policies that can revive the global economy in the short term while laying the foundation for sustainable economic growth in the medium and long term are among the most important tasks of our time. According to many experts, the essence of modernization measures and directions can make a great contribution to the recovery of the world economy. These include reforms in the product market to increase competition, measures to stabilize the housing sector, reforms in the labor market to increase competitiveness and employment, and measures to strengthen the social security system. And a comprehensive tax reform to increase productivity and increase investment in infrastructure will help promote inclusive green growth and sustainable development according to the specific circumstances of the country . This mode of production organization and operation helps restore and improve the quality of natural resources of the biosphere, where the need to adapt agriculture to climate change and increase the efficiency of water and soil resources helps the soil. It was noted that productivity, minimization of plowing and development of forests, green growth and sustainable development have a strong potential to promote people's well-being in the long-term perspective, and it was noted that this opens the possibility of implementing completely new solutions ( new technologies ) to the economy. . The process of transition to a "green" economy is closely related to the process of innovation development, as it is based on the introduction and application of new technologies to improve the efficiency of energy use.