SDG Part I

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Joyful Morning

A congregation of colourful birds standing on an idyllic


surrounding, Welcome everyone ..!
What does SUSTAINABILITY mean to you?
Is it
GREEN?
Is it
CARBON
FOOTPRINT?
Is it
RENEWABLE
ENERGY?
Is it
3 R’s of
Environment?
Is it
5 INTERESTING RENEWABLE ENERGY FACTS
1. Renewable Energy Sources Generated 38% of the Global Electricity
in 2021
5 INTERESTING RENEWABLE ENERGY FACTS
2. Wind and Solar Are the Fastest-Growing Renewables
5 INTERESTING RENEWABLE ENERGY FACTS
3. 98.4% of Norway’s Energy Comes From Renewable Sources

4. Renewables are Getting Cheaper


Is SUSTAINABILITY a recent trendy term?
COEXISTENCE WITH NATURE has been an integral part of all ancient
cultures, including India.

This is evident from the various religious, cultural, and traditional


practices; rituals; art and sculptures; and folklores that still remain alive in
different ways in the daily lives of Indians.
’Do not harm the environment, do not harm the water and the flora, earth is
 

my mother, I am her son, may the waters remain fresh, do not harm the
waters…. Tranquility be to the atmosphere, to the waters, to the crops and
vegetation”- Atharva Veda,

The chief of all the virtues which the


authors have summed up is the
partaking of food that has been shared
with others, and the preservation of
the main fold life of other creatures
A look at the ancient Indian literature shows us innumerable references to the
management, preservation, and protection of environment.

Ancient texts replete with verses that talk of protecting the natural resources,
which help us to understand the ancient ideas behind environmental conservation
and the insistence on maintaining a balance within the forest ecology.

Besides the ancient texts, from an archeological point of view the presence of
highly advanced city planning, sewage system, and water management
techniques in the Indus-Saraswati civilization speak of the importance that our
ancients placed on living in harmony with the natural environment.
Dwelling units of Indus valley civilization ©dkfindout.com
Persian wind catchers ©picfair.com
Persian wind catchers ©picfair.com
Sectional view of Domus ©thinglink.com
People, Food, Shelter, Occupation, Food, Clothing, Plant/Flower,
Animals/Birds, Language, Beliefs etc.,
How much do you know about
SUSTAINABILITY?..Let’s take a QUIZ
Developing a Clear Sustainability
Purpose and Positioning

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