This document contains information about Arjun Bagchi, a student in the Department of Civil Engineering. It discusses sustainable development, providing examples like solar, wind, and hydro energy as well as crop rotation. Sustainable construction techniques are outlined, including materials like wool bricks and sustainable concrete. The document explores initiatives and goals for sustainable development in India, highlighting the National Green Tribunal and benefits to the environment and economy. It concludes that sustainable development depends on efficient use of resources and more research is still needed.

1. Name- ARJUN BAGCHI
Roll Number- 16501313006
Department Of Civil Engineering

2. INTRODUCTION
Development that meets the needs of the
present without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their own
needs is known as Sustainable
Development.

4. Sustainable development promotes the idea
that social, environmental, and economic
progress are all attainable within the limits of
our earth’s natural resources.
Sustainable development approaches
everything in the world as being connected
through space, time and quality of life.

5. EXAMPLES
Solar Energy
Wind Energy
Hydro Energy
Crop Rotation
Efficient water fixtures
Green Space

6.  Green Building
 Agro Forestry
 Mixed Farming

7. REASONS FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEPELOPEMENT
*We can’t end poverty without tackling
inequality
* Inequality wrecks the planet
* Meeting basic needs is not enough
*Inequality is a slippery slope
*It is measurable
*We need a transformative SDG

8. Goals For Sustainable Development

9. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
“Sustainability” is one of the world’s most talked about
but least understood words. Its meaning is often
clouded by differing interpretations and by a tendency
for the subject to be treated superficially. For most
companies, countries and individuals who do take the
subject seriously the concept of sustainability
embraces the preservation of the environment as well
as critical
development-related issues such as the efficient use
of resources, continual social progress, stable
economic growth, and the eradication of poverty.

10. Materials used in Sustainable Construction
 Wool Bricks
 Solar Tiles
 Sustainable Concrete
 Paper Insulation
 Triple-Glazed Windows

11. Examples of Sustainable Construction in India
 The new Bangalore International Airport has been built in just 33
months. It is the first Indian airport to be built on a greenfield site in
partnership with private companies. With innovative technologies it helps
India’s public transport infrastructure to keep pace with the rapid growth of
both population and economy.
 Ten value-based products for the Indian market HVDC transmission
Siemens’ high voltage DC (HVDC) technology offers reliability and
flexibility when transmitting power over long distances. It is also a trusted
method to connect grids of different frequencies.
.

12.  Energy efficiency program
A great potential for energy savings,
resource conservation and reducing
energy costs lies in increasing the energy
efficiency
of buildings. Thus, we create a green city.
 Green Hospitals
The benefits of Green+ Hospitals extend
beyond the environment; they also offer
significant cost savings and high quality.

13. Initiatives of Sustainable Development in India

14. National Green Tribunal of India
The National Green Tribunal has been established on 18.10.2010 under the
National Green Tribunal Act 2010 for effective and expeditious disposal of cases
relating to environmental protection and conservation of forests and other natural
resources including enforcement of any legal right relating to environment and
giving relief and compensation for damages to persons and property and for
matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. It is a specialized body
equipped with the necessary expertise to handle environmental disputes
involving multi-disciplinary issues.

15. Benefits of Sustainable Development
 On Environment
The primary benefit of how sustainable development affects
the environment is to the environment itself. The practice
allows for decisions which do not destroy the environment for
immediate gains. Rather, development considers how future
generations will be impacted and makes wise decisions
regarding the use of the resource. It also considers the
consequences of its actions to avoid creating other problems.

16.  On Economy
 Enhances Productivity
 Stimulates Innovation
 Increases Employment
(and/or the quality of
Employment)
 Improves our Balance
of Trade
 Strengthens our Capital
Base
 Supports Public
Finances
 Promotes Economic
Cohesion
 Encourages
the Transition to a
Resilient and
Sustainable Economy.

17. CONCLUSION
Development is a changing Phenomenon with the
change of human numbers. There is a sea change in
the use of both non-renewable and renewable
resources. Sustainable Development depends on the
scientific and efficient use of the resources(natural and
manufactured). Future is on the hands of the people.
More researches are needed for finding policy and
tools of Sustainable Development.

18. References
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sustainabl
e development
• http://www.greentribunal.gov.in
• http://www.sustainabledevelopmentinfo
.com/
• http://www.siemens.com

19. Thank You For Your Kind Patience