knowledge in favour of neutrality in the various sectors of activity; m) Making taxation an instrument of the transition to neutrality by continuing to eliminate environmentally harmful subsidies, reinforcing the application of carbon taxation and promoting higher taxation on resource use, recycling revenues for decarbonisation and fair transition; n) Redirecting financial flows to promote carbon neutrality, in particular by fostering the development of a framework that favours sustainable financing and greater involvement of the financial system, and monitoring it; o) Promoting the involvement of society in the transition, contributing to increased individual and collective action, the adoption of sustainable behaviours and a change in patterns of production and consumption in favour of sustainability, particularly through environmental education and awareness; p) Promoting skills development and (re)qualification directed towards the new opportunities for economic development; q) Encouraging development of the new economy linked to energy transition and decarbonisation, supporting the development of new industrial and service clusters and the generation of new business opportunities; r) Promoting a fair and cohesive transition that valorises the territory, creates wealth, promotes employment and contributes to raising the standards of quality of life in Portugal.LONG-TERM STRATEGY FOR CARBON NEUTRALITY OF THE PORTUGUESE ECONOMY BY 2050 4.