The document discusses sustainable development as meeting present needs without compromising the future, highlighting its global acceptance and the challenges faced, particularly in Nepal. It emphasizes the need for green economy strategies that balance economic growth and environmental protection while addressing issues like population growth, poverty, and lack of awareness. The conclusion calls for international cooperation and improved policies to support sustainable development initiatives.

1. GROUP 3:
BINIT SHRESTHA
NAMRITA TUALADHAR
BILASH DEUJA
SUJATA PATHAK
ANISHA SAPKOTA
PREKSHYA LAMSHAL
Contemporary Issues Of
Sustainable Development in
Management

3.  Defined as development that satisfies the needs of the
present without compromising the ability of future
generations to satisfy theirs.
 Protect the diversity of genes, species, and all terrestrial
and aquatic ecosystems in nature
 1972 creation of the United Nations Environment Program
(UNEP) and the United Nations Development Program
(UNDP).
 2100, the world’s population is close to 10 billion but have
limited resources
 Concept of sustainable development has been accepted all
over the world
Introduction

4. What? Where?Why?By whom?For whom?

5. Techniques being used in Bjarke Ingels: The
Carbon Neutral Island

6. Bjarke Island

7. Issues and Challenges
Gaps in awareness, knowledge and capacity
 Limited Capabilities and opportunities
 Population growth
 Under-representation and inadequate participation
 Weak Monitoring and Lack of System
 Gaps in maintaining sustainability
 Climatic change
 Weak government policy

8. Green Economy
Green Economy= Low carbon growth +
Resources efficiency + Social Inclusivity

9. Green Economy: Strength
Strengths:
 A proposal for addressing the triple crisis.
 A strategy to create a social base.

10. STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUE TO
OVERCOME
 Favorable policy making environment and well
functioning institutional frameworks.
 Adopting clean and smart technologies
 Environmental Education and Awareness Centre t
o increase awareness and education, and for enviro
nmental advocacy should be established.

11. Emerging challenges to Management
 Generate appropriate technologies, enhance services,
finance and improve market infrastructure for
increasing the productivity.
 Acid rain, global warming, toxic wastes, pollution,
deforestation, environmental degradation
 Poverty and illiteracy
 While using natural resources for economic gain,
equitable profit sharing with the local community.

12. Sustainable development in Context of Nepal

13.  To create balance between economic growth and
protection of our environment
 To eliminate poverty and illiteracy
 To let our future generations to get the benefits from the
natural resources
 To eliminate current environmental degradation
 To create a healthy environment for everyone.

14.  Energy Resources
 Forestry
 Agriculture
 Eco-Tourism

15.  Major issues for developing country
 Lack of knowledge and Implementation
 Lack of Government Intervention
 Lack of knowledge in government(Bagmati)
 Uneducated people
 Inadequate resources and expertise

16. Conclusion
 Sustainable development is the must for Future
mankind.
 The various obstacles should be identified and
recognized.
 International cooperation measures should be taken to
enable and support the sustainable development efforts
 Conditions must be established “green economy.”
 Principles and framework, and care should be taken that
it does not
 Detract or distract from “sustainable development”
 Better place for living.