A/78/213 (g) Assess investments and projects in accordance with the right to development approach and the concept of the human rights economy; (h) Design and implement intellectual property rules that fully take into account cultural rights and protect cultural expressions and knowledge, including, but not limited to, traditional expressions and knowledge; (i) Develop clear and effective mechanisms of redress when cultural rights are affected by the work of the organization; (j) Ensure effective participation of all interested parties and meaningful consultation, including the free, prior and informed consent of Indigenous Peoples or local communities, according to the current human rights standards; (k) Work closely together in order to ensure that development is applied in an inclusive manner and promote its cultural dimension. 85. All interested stakeholders should ensure that the work of international development organizations on development: (a) includes cultural development; (b) reverses inequalities and stereotypes through, inter alia, the adoption of positive measures; (c) is self-determined and community-led, contextualized to specific cultural environments and fully aligning itself with the aspirations, customs, traditions, systems and world views of the individuals and groups most impacted; (d) is not a one-size-fits-all model; and (e) is forward-looking, everevolving and an ongoing process aimed at causing profound transformations in the current system, based on the ecology of knowledge. 86. The Special Rapporteur encourages further studies and discussions to build on the present report. The aim of leaving no one behind is worth more effort. 24/24 23-14310