The twin concerns for inclusion and for a wider range of environmental issues might best be encompassed by agreeing on a set of principles and criteria. In a country where government still tends to lead in setting the overall development direction, the next national development plan, i.e. the successor to the GTP, should be treated as the principal vehicle for policy coherence and mainstreaming inclusive green growth. Hence CRGE aspirations and implications need to be taken up early in post-GTP planning. Furthermore, some policy constraints that block all of these will also need resolution: firstly, reforming land use planning policy so that spatial and sustainability matters can be considered together, and secondly, strengthening rights regimes for natural assets and carbon so they are equitable and support sustainable practice.