Sustainable development aims to create good living conditions for all people without compromising future generations. It can be divided into environmental, social, and economic categories. Environmentally, sustainable practices include turning off lights, recycling, and reducing consumption. Socially, sustainability means ensuring survival and welfare for current and future generations through efforts like donating to charity. Economically, sustainability requires safety nets and reasonable prices stabilized by inflation-free currencies. The three categories are interdependent, so actions like buying fair trade help the environment, social conditions, and economies.

1. Sustainable development
What is sustainable development?
In general, sustainable development is to create good living
conditions for all people whithout compromising the future of
generations to come.
Sustainable development covers a lot of things but it
can be divided into three main groups:
● Environmental
● Social
● Economical

2. Environmental
Sustainable Not Sustainable

3. What can you do?
● Simple things such as
turning off the light when
you leave a room.
● Recycle.
● Buy organic and locally
produced foods.
● Walk/take your bike to
school.
● Take the bus instead of
your car when traveling
long distances.

4. What we believe is Socially
sustainable
● A sustainable society is where we can be
certain of the survival and welfare for both us
and for the generations to come.
● A country in conflict is not a sustainable
country
● The goal is a world where all people will have
the same basic living conditions.
● A world where war is a thing of the past

5. How can you contribute to a
socially sustainable world?
● There are lots of welfare organizations that
work with making even the poorest of people
able to live a happy life. But without the
economic help from others they can't do their
work properly. That's why it's a great thing to
donate money for charity.
● Even a small amount of money can make the
biggest changes in somebody's life.
● Buy fair trade marked groceries.

6. What we believe are an
economicly sustainable world.
● An economicly sustainable world is a place
where all people have a small economical
safety net that will help people who are
recently fired or injured to be able to live while
recovering or applying for a new job.
● An inflation-free society
● A place where prices are reasonable all over
the world due to stable currencies.

7. ● All three groups of sustainable development
are linked closely together and all are in
somewhat dependent on each other.
● For example: If you buy fair trade marked
groceries. No toxins are used, better for the
environment. The workers get a good salary
and improved living conditions. Improved
social and economical standing in the country.

8. Thank you very much for listening!