3. Definition of Sustainability
• Sustainability means the ability to be
maintained at a specific rate or level
• In addition sustainability is the quality of
being able to continue over a period of
time
4. The Brundtland Commission Define
Sustainability as follows:
• Sustainability means meeting our own needs
without compromising the ability of future
generations to meet their own needs.
• In addition to natural resources also need social
and economic resources. Sustainability is not
just environmentalism. Embedded in most
sustainability definitions, we also find social
equity and economic development concerns.
5. What would a sustainable world look like?
• Sustainability is a holistic approach that
considers ecological, social and economic
dimensions, recognising that all must be
viewed together to find lasting prosperity.
6. Three Components of
Sustainability
Social
Economy
Environment
What means by Environmental Sustainability
Environmental Sustainability is defined as Ecological integrity is
maintained; all of earth’s environmental systems are kept in balance
while humans consume natural resources within them at a rate where
they can replenish themselves.
7. Three Components of
Sustainability
Social
Economy
Environment
What means Society Sustainability
Society Sustainability is defined as Universal human rights, and
necessities are attainable by all people with access to enough
resources to keep their families and communities healthy and secure.
Healthy communities have just leaders who ensure personal, labour
and cultural rights are respected, and all people are protected from
discrimination
8. Three Components of
Sustainability
Social
Economy
Environment
What means Economic Sustainability
Human communities across the globe can maintain their independence
and access the resources they require, financial and other, to meet
their needs. Economic systems are intact, and activities are available
to everyone, such as secure sources of livelihood
9. Relationship with the concept of
sustainable development
• The terms "sustainability" and "sustainable
development" are closely linked and are
regularly used synonymously.
• Both terms are linked with the "three dimensions
of sustainability" component. One difference that
can be made is that sustainability is a general
concept, whereas sustainable development is a
policy
10. How do we start sustainability action in
our lives?
Here are some Examples To Help You Get
Started
Use Reusable Bags At The Grocery Store
• Every time you get your groceries, you may
have to use plastic bags. Bringing your
permanent bags will cut down on your plastic
waste.
11. Another Examples To Help You Get
Started
Recycle
• If you don’t have one already, add a recycling
bin to your home. Make a habit of recycling
everything you can.
12. Additional Examples To Help You Get
Started
Energy-Efficient Appliances
• Much of your home is run by your appliances.
How you heat, cool and clean your home can all
be better for the environment. You may choose
the better Energy-efficient appliances such as air
conditioning, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer
and dryer. Reducing energy consumption is a
positive thing; it helps become more efficient
overall.
13. Conclusion
• Sustainability improves the quality of our lives, protects
our ecosystem and preserves natural resources for
future generations.
• In reality, sustainability is associated with an
organisation’s holistic approach and considering
everything.
• Going sustainable will benefit society and maximises the
benefits of an environmental focus in the long term.
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