SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
According to Robert Repetto “sustainable development is a development strategy that manages all natural resources and human resources as well as financial and physical assets for increasing long term wealth and well being.
> It means development without environment degradation
i.e environment pollution, exploitation of natural
resources.
> It means effective and optimum utilisation of resources and achieving the development without compromising the development of future generation.
> It means effective and optimum utilisation of resources and achieving the development without compromising the development of future generation.
FEATURES OR CHARACTERISTICS
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It focuses on increasing and sustaining well being with increasing real per capita income for both present as well as future
generation.
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It key emphasis
on environment protection
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It concerned with the optimum
and rational utilization of
available capital to protect coming generation
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it discard those
activities which has
negative impact on the quality
of life for future.
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It raises the present ability and standard of living in a way
that will not be reduced the
ability of future generation.
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STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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Organic farming i.e chemical free fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides
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Using
solar energy rather
than other natural
resources.
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Strategy for rural development which leads
to decline in rural
urban migration and problem of
urban pollutions.
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Using
public means of transports i.e metro rails.
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Promoting programmes to spread awareness about true
value of available natural resources
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achieving Production process efficiency technology to reduce
wastage of inputs or raw material from natural resources.
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