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Assignment 5

The document discusses three strategies for sustainability: economic sustainability which focuses on inclusive economic growth without damaging society or resources, social sustainability which aims to ensure everyone can prosper and have their needs met, and environmental sustainability which focuses on reducing environmental harm and protecting ecosystems.
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Assignment 5

The document discusses three strategies for sustainability: economic sustainability which focuses on inclusive economic growth without damaging society or resources, social sustainability which aims to ensure everyone can prosper and have their needs met, and environmental sustainability which focuses on reducing environmental harm and protecting ecosystems.
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ASSIGNMENT 5

On Sustainable Development Explain in your own words the three strategies where sustainability
depends.

A holistic strategy known as "sustainable development" seeks to satisfy current demands without
jeopardizing the capacity of future generations to satisfy their own. Three interrelated strategies—
addressing the social, economic, and environmental dimensions—are necessary for sustainability. These
tactics are frequently referred to as the three pillars of sustainability or the "triple bottom line":

Economic sustainability

The main goal of this strategy is to advance inclusive economic growth and development that doesn't
damage society's general well-being or deplete resources. It entails supporting economic structures that
produce long-term benefits without having an adverse effect on society or the environment. Fair trade
policies, conscientious resource management, and the creation of sustainable business models are
important components. The goal of economic sustainability is to make sure that economic activity
advances society without endangering the ability of future generations to satisfy their own financial
requirements.

Social sustainability

Creating inclusive and equal society where people's well-being is valued most is the goal of social
sustainability. In order to implement this plan, socioeconomic concerns like social justice, healthcare,
education, and poverty must be addressed. By guaranteeing that everyone has the chance to prosper
and that their fundamental needs are satisfied, socially sustainable development seeks to improve the
standard of living for every member of society. This tactic supports social cohesiveness and inclusion,
which strengthens communities' general resilience and stability.

Environmental sustainability

The preservation of ecosystems and the prudent use of natural resources are at the core of
environmental sustainability. This approach places a strong emphasis on reducing the harm that human
activity does to the environment, protecting biodiversity, and slowing down climate change. The
development of renewable energy sources, waste reduction, conservation initiatives, and sustainable
resource management are important components. Understanding the interdependence of all living
things, environmental sustainability works to preserve ecological balance so that life on Earth can persist
for a very long time.

Since there is interdependence between these three tactics, concentrating on one aspect will not lead to
genuine sustainability. A more equitable and comprehensive strategy that takes into account social,
economic, and environmental aspects is required in order to build a resilient and sustainable future for
all people. Societies may strive toward harmony between human activity and the natural environment
by tackling all three pillars at the same time, creating a more fair and sustainable world for present and
future generations.

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