Sustainable development is such type of development that meets the needs of presents and for the future generations. this project is taken to protect our planet.
3. Topics covered
• What is sustainable development?
• Indicators of sustainable development.
• Three pillars of Sustainable development.
• Dimensions of sustainable development.
• Sustainable development goals.
4. What is Sustainable Development?
Sustainable
Capable of
being
supported or
upheld.
Development
Improvement of
a situation from
its previous
state
Sustainable development
Development that meets
the need of present
without compromising
the ability of future
generation to meet their
own needs
5. Indicators of Sustainable development
Human
Development
index (HDI)
The measure of life expectancy, education &
Standard of living.
Ecological
Footprint
Compares human consumption of resources
with earth’s ecological capacity to regenerate
them.
Gross
National
Happiness
The promotion of equitable and sustainable socio
economic development.
Happy Planet
Index
An index of human well being and
environmental impact that challenges HDI &
GDP
6. Pillars of Sustainable Development
Sustainable development
Environment
Economy
Society
Sustainable
development is
more than just
caring about the
environment or
generating
money through
economic
growth
three pillars:
•Economy.
•Society.
•Environment.
these three
components
ensure the
sustainability.
7. Dimensions of Sustainable
development
Economic
Dimensions
• Fair trade
• Debt
eradication.
• Reward
according to
work
Social
dimensions
• Health
• Equality
• Peace.
• Food security.
Environmental
Dimension
• Climate
change &
global
warming
• Deforestation.
• Loss of bio
diversity.
8. Many conflicting views of sustainable development believe that it is
actually anti-growth and anti-wealth. On the contrary SD is about
balance and holistic approach to development.
What needs to be
sustained
• People and cultures
• Natural resources
• Biodiversity
• Environment & ecosystems
What needs to be
developed
• Quality of life
• Justice and social equality.
• Equal opportunity.
• Institutions
• Culture of sustainability
• Fair income.
• Dialogue and communications
9.
10. Sustainable development Goal
• On September 25th 2015, countries adopted a set of goals to
End poverty.
Protect the planet.
Ensure prosperity for all.
• These goals were adopted as part of a new sustainable
development agenda.
• Each of these goals has specific target to be achieved over the
next 15 years.
• The SDGs involve us all to build a more sustainable, safer, more prosperous
planet for all humanity.
