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1. Sustainable
Dev elopment
Introduction and Basics of Sustainable Development

2. Table of
Contents
Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Sustainable Development Goals
Part 3: Components of Sustainable Development
Part 4: Characteristics of Sustainable Development

3. Introductio
n
Sustainable Development is defined as the development
that fulfills human need without depleting natural
resources.
Definitions by Authors:
Brundtland (1987)
''Sustainable development is development that meets
the needs of the present without compromising the
needs of future generations to meet their own needs."

4. Pearce (1993)
''Sustainable development is concerned with the
development of a society where the costs of development
are not transferred to future generations, or at least an
attempt is made to compensate for such costs.''
Pearce, Makandia & Barbier (1989)
''Sustainable development involves devising a social and
economic system, which ensures that these goals are
sustained, i.e. that real incomes rise, that educational
standards increase, that the health of the nation improves,
that the general quality of life is advanced.''

5. Sustainable Development Elements/Goals
Dignity
Prosperity
Justice
Partnership
Planet
People

6. Dignity
Prosperity
Justice
The aim of this element is to end poverty
and fight inequality.
This element aims to grow a strong,
inclusive and transformative economy.
This element is to promote safe and
peaceful societies and strong institutions.

7. Planet
Partnership
People
This element is to ensure healthy lives,
knowledge and inclusion of children and
women
To Catalyze global solidarity for
sustainable development
This element is to protect our ecosystem
for all communities and children

9. Components of
Sustainable
Development
Economic
Ecological Human

10. Creation of Additional Value
Creation for new markets and
opportunity of growing sales.
Reducing cost through improvements
and efficiency
Reducing energy and raw materials
input
Economic
Components

11. Benefit to disadvantaged groups
Human/Social
Components
Managing positive and negative
impact of activities on social life
Health and Social Equity of workers
Community Development and well-Being
Practices and Decent working Conditions

12. Expulsion of Toxic Substance
Minimizing waste, effluent generation,
excretion into environment
Lessen impact on Human health
Ecological
Components
Usage of Renewable Raw Material

13. Characteristics of Sustainable Development
Protection of Natural Habitat
Use of Biodegradable Building Material
Regulating the use of Renewable Resources
Non-Polluting Construction Practices and Industries
Achieving Environmental Balance
Organized Replacement for Resources used

14. “Sustainability is a political
choice, not a technical one. It’s
not a question of whether we
can be sustainable, but
whether we choose to be”
-Gary Lawrence

15. C o n ta c t
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