The document discusses the concepts of development, resources, and the distinction between renewable and non-renewable resources. It emphasizes the importance of renewable energy for sustainable development, providing examples like solar, wind, and biomass energy. Additionally, it highlights various global contexts where renewable energy is utilized, addressing its benefits and impact on health and the environment.

1. Blue_Orchids

2. The process of developing
A new or advanced idea
What is Development?
or
being developed

3. a source or supply from
which a benefit is
produced.
can be used
repeatedly and
replaced naturally
once consumed
cannot be repla
What is Resource?
Renewable
Resources
Non-Renewable
Resources
Resources

4. Good health
Quality education
Clean water & Sanitation
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Climate action
Development Goals
No poverty
Zero hunger
Decent work and economic growth

5. RENEWABLE VS NON-RENEWABLE
Renewable
Non-renewable
Can be used
again and again
It will
exhausted
eventually
Unlimited
Quantity
Cost is Low
Limited
Quantity Cost is high

6. Solar energy
EXAMPLES
Coal
Natural gas
Minerals
Oil
Nuclear
energy
Wind
Geothermal energy
Hydro energy
Biomass energy

7. Impact on Environment & Health
VS
Non-Renewable
Renewable

8. Sustainable
Development
RENEWABLE RESOURCE & DEVELOPMENT
one of the most efficient and effective solutions
intimate connection
between
renewable energy
&
sustainable development

9. RENEWABLE RESOURCE & DEVELOPMENT
Bio fuel hay or straw
Polythene jute waste or jute
fuel water
Using the
solar energy
81%Biomass energy
sub-Saharan
Africa
Germany
Japan
Italy
the US
Solar
energy
China
most electricity (856.4 billion kilowatt)
Hydroelectric power
France
10,358
megawatt
wind energy

10. Q/A
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