Sustainability and Sustainable Development
Sustainability and Sustainable Development
Sustainability and Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development
Sustainability refers to the ability to maintain balance and harmony within the
environment and society over time.
1.ECONOMIC
2.SOCIAL/CULTURAL
2 Resource Efficiency
Implementing sustainable manufacturing practices to minimize waste and optimize resource use.
3 Community Engagement
Involving local communities in decision-making processes for sustainable development projects.
Benefits of adopting sustainable practices
ECONOMIC
CONSTRAINTS.
Initial investment costs often deter
LACK OF AWARENESS
businesses and organizations from
adopting sustainable practices Many inidividuals and communities are
unaware of unsustainability practices on
the environment.
REGULATORY
BARRIERS
Inadequate legislation and weak
enforcement hinder the widespread
adoption of sustainable development
TECHNOLOGICAL
initiatives. LIMITATIONS.
Some regions face challenges in accessing
advanced technologies necessary for
sustainable practices.
Role of Government and
Policies in Promoting
Sustainability
The government plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability through the
implementation of policies and regulations that support environmentally friendly
practices.
Global Participation
2
Involvement and commitment from all nations
Sustainable Mindset
3
Embracing long-term thinking and action
The future of sustainability hinges on collective action, with global participation and a sustainable mindset at its
core. It requires collaborative efforts, involvement from all nations, and embracing long-term thinking to achieve
lasting positive change for the planet and its inhabitants.