A/HRC/12/WG.2/TF/2 page 31 enabling mitigation of and adaptation to negative impacts of climate change are essential. (Article 2(3), Criteria (a), (q)); Enabling environment International cooperation and assistance (g) …ensure, individually and collectively, that appropriate and adequate human and financial resources and technology are available to formulate and implement comprehensive development strategies aimed at the full realisation of human rights (Articles 3(3),4, 6; Criterion (n)); (h) …contribute to the further development of a rule-based, open, predictable and non-discriminatory trading and financial system that recognises the need to enlarge the opportunities for developing countries in the global economy, as a vital means for furthering the implementation of the right to development (paragraph 46 of the Working Group report at its Seventh session E/CN.4/2006/26, paragraph 42 of the Ninth session of the Working Group report A/HRC/9/17; MDG8; Article 3(3), 4 and 7) ; (i) … recognise mutual and reciprocal responsibilities among the partners, subject to effective accountability mechanisms, taking into account their respective capacities and resources with a special emphasis on the vulnerability of least developed countries. (Modified Criterion (f)); (j) …contribute to maintaining a stable global economic environment, especially by reducing the risks of international financial crises, and providing against volatility of commodity prices. National policy space and autonomy (k) … respect the right of each State to determine its own development policies in creating an enabling environment at the national level in which nation states can pursue development policies in accordance with their own priorities and in a manner that is consistent with realizing all human rights, and ensuring fair distribution of benefits flowing therefrom. (Article 2(3)), Criterion (k) modified); Rule of law and good governance (l) … promote good governance, the rule of law and effective anti corruption measures by establishing appropriate institutions, at the national and international levels, with a view to holding all relevant actors accountable for their efforts. (Articles 2, 3,10, Criterion (c) revised); (m) … create modalities and procedures to indicate responsibilities for action and establish institutionalized mechanisms for transparency in public reporting and