This document contains definitions and concepts related to sustainable development including: - Sustainability is derived from the Latin word "sustinere" meaning to maintain or support. - Sustainable development aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising future generations by balancing environmental, economic and social factors. - It focuses on preserving the resilience and dynamic ability of natural systems while also improving human well-being.

1. 1. It is the increasing
value in the aggregate
consumption or output
which is measured
through GNP and GDP.

2. 2. “The survival of everybody
in this village demands that we
develop a universal consensus
to act together” this is the line
uttered by whom?

3. 3. What year does the
United states started
creating a system of
international agreements?

4. 4. It focuses on the stability
of biophysical systems to
preserve the resilience and
the dynamic ability of
natural systems.

5. 5. The word
“sustainability” was
derived from the Latin
word _______?

6. 6. It is often associated
with improvements in the
well-being of humans.

7. 7. It includes people’s
state of income,
education and health.

8. 8. An approach to
sustainable development
which speaks of the
maximum flow of income.

9. 9. It is the kind of
development that meets
the need of the present
without compromising the
future generations

10. 10. It aims to improve the
quality of life of the
Filipinos and of every
people around the globe.

11. 11. A response for member
states to cooperate together
internationally on
developmental issued after
the Cold War.

12. 12. A period of
geopolitical tension
between two countries
and their respective
allies.

13. 13. Who adopted the PA
21 on September 26 with
the issuance of
Memorandum Order No.
399?

14. 14. What is the
major function of the
agricultural system?

15. 15. An indicator which
includes forest and
upland areas.

16. 16. Manufacturing,
energy and science and
technology are common
issues locally.

17. 17. This pertains to the
level of the standard of
living which includes
productivity, employment
and income distribution.

18. 18. It aims to maintain the
stability of social and cultural
systems through the better use
of knowledge on sustainable
practices of indigenous group.

19. 19. These are seen as
resources that can no
longer be replaced or
replenished.

20. 20. It is usually
considered a part of tree
that can be used for
construction and
furniture.

22. 1.Primacy of developing human potential
2.Holistic science and appropriate technology
3.Cultural, moral, and spiritual sensitivity
4.Self-determination
5.National sovereignty
6.Gender sensitivity
7.Peace, order, and national unity
8.Social justice and inter or intra-generational and spatial equity
9.Participatory democracy
10.Institutional viability
11.Viable, sound, and broad-based economic development
12.Sustainable population
13.Ecological soundness
14.Biogeographical equity and community-based
resourcemanagement