Sustainable Development Project (2)
Sustainable Development Project (2)
Sustainable Development Project (2)
Sustainable development is a holistic approach that focuses on balancing economic, social, and
environmental objectives for the well-being of current and future generations. It emphasizes the
need to use resources efficiently, promote social equity, and preserve ecosystems.
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1. Intergenerational equity: Ensuring that future generations inherit a planet that is not depleted of
resources.
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Environmental Sustainability
This focuses on protecting the planet's ecosystems, promoting renewable energy, reducing waste,
and mitigating climate change. Examples include afforestation, water conservation, and transitioning
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Social Sustainability
Social sustainability emphasizes human rights, equitable opportunities, and improved quality of life.
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Economic Sustainability
Economic sustainability advocates for practices that support long-term economic health. This
includes investing in green technologies, fostering innovation, and ensuring fair trade.
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The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outline 17 global objectives to achieve
a sustainable future. Initiatives such as the Paris Agreement address climate change and promote
international cooperation.
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2. Bhutan: Measures success using Gross National Happiness rather than GDP.
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Conclusion
Sustainable development is crucial for maintaining the balance between progress and preservation.
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