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This survey questionnaire aims to assess awareness of and concerns regarding sustainable development. It contains two parts - part one addresses awareness of sustainable development concepts through a 5 point scale, and part two addresses level of agreement with sustainable development issues through a 5 point scale. The survey collects name, age, sex, tribe, and address of respondents and aims to understand knowledge and opinions regarding topics like climate change, resource conservation, education, poverty alleviation, business practices, and balancing human and environmental needs.
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Development encompasses education, moral growth, and the welfare of all living beings through ongoing processes. Sustainable development aims to meet present needs without compromising future generations, emphasizing economic competitiveness, environmental protection, and equality in resource access. Addressing poverty and climate change while promoting community involvement and efficient resource use is essential for achieving a sustainable future.sustainable development & Environmental Impact Assessment
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Sustainable development aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It requires equitable access to resources and opportunities for all people. Sustainable development promotes equality, education, and participation at the local level while protecting the environment and using resources efficiently so they last for future generations. Engineers and organizations have important roles to play through programs, technologies, and public awareness efforts that advance sustainable development goals.Development Of A Sustainable Development Essay
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The document discusses sustainable development and provides examples of how a lack of sustainable practices has negatively impacted communities. Specifically, it notes that estimates project the world's population will reach 15-36 billion by 2200. To support this large population, sustainable development is needed to ensure resources are available for future generations. The document then gives two examples: in Chile, deforestation led to flash floods that caused property damage and loss of life; in Madagascar, similar deforestation practices hurt communities.Sustainable Development
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Purbesh Mondal, a 10th grade student at Narayana School in Haldia, created a social science project on sustainable development. The project acknowledges those who helped and outlines the topics to be discussed, including definitions of sustainability and sustainable development, concepts, evolution of the concept, principles, pillars, importance, indicators, goals, outcomes, examples and barriers. It then provides details on each of these topics through content sections and subsections.Education for Sustainable developmment
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Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) aims to use education as a tool to achieve sustainability. ESD seeks to provide people with the knowledge, skills, and perspectives needed for sustainable living. While education increases awareness of sustainability, simply increasing basic literacy is not enough - curriculums must be reoriented to address sustainable production and consumption. Implementing ESD requires participation across communities to develop programs that are locally relevant while addressing global sustainability challenges. Education is key to building capacity for informed decision-making and quality of life improvements towards a sustainable future.Peace and development, sustainable development growth
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The document outlines the concept of sustainable development, emphasizing the multi-dimensional aspects such as physical, socio-cultural, moral-spiritual, intellectual, political, emotional, economic, and technological factors. It discusses various levels of development from subsistence to self-realization and highlights moral principles such as human dignity, popular participation, empowerment, and sustainability. It also aligns with global goals addressing poverty, health, education, gender equality, and environmental issues necessary for comprehensive sustainable development.Sustainable development post-2015
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The document emphasizes the integral role of children in sustainable development, asserting that their health, education, and well-being are foundational for future societal progress. It presents three key messages: sustainable development begins with well-nurtured children, safe societies are crucial for child development, and children must be active participants in shaping their future. The call to action urges decision-makers to prioritize children's rights and needs in the post-2015 development agenda to ensure a healthy, equitable world for all generations.Ad
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- 1. Survey Questionnaire on Sustainable Development Awareness, Concerns and Issues Name: (optional) ________________________________Age:_______Sex________Tribe Address___________________________________________________________________ Present Work____________________________________________________________ Part I: Sustainable Development (SD) Awareness Direction: Please check the numberthat corresponds to your answer using the legend below: 5- Very Highly Aware 3- Moderately Aware 1- Least Aware 4- Highly Aware 2- Less Aware A. Awareness on Sustainable Development 5 4 3 2 1 (I am aware that .) 1. Peoples understanding on SD should slow the rate of climate change 2. Conservation of fresh water is important because one of the means to increase its resources. 3. Education for sustainable development includes education for a culture of peace. 4. Sustainable development is as much about what the children in the future need as it is about what we need today 5. Sustainable consumption is about using goods and services in ways that minimize the use of natural resources and reduce waste. 6. Education for sustainable development promotes gender equality. 7. Helping people out of poverty in Philippines is important for Filipinos to become more sustainable. 8. Education for sustainable development tries to balance human andeconomic success with cultural traditions and respect for the earths natural resources 9 Sustainable development does not require that businesses to behaveresponsibly. 10 Education for sustainable development supports cultural diversity. 11. Maintaining biodiversity (the number and variety of living organisms) is essential to the health of ecosystems is essential to the health of ecosystems. 12. Nonrenewable resources should not be used faster than the rate at which we find substitutes that are renewable. 13. It is useful to estimate the peso value of the services that the ecosystem provides to us (such as how wetlands can clean our water). 14. Sustainable development has something to do with social justice. 15. Economic development, social development and environmental protection are all needed for sustainable development. Part II: Sustainable Development Concerns and Issues Direction: Please check the numberthat corresponds to your answer using the legend below: 5- Strongly Agree 3- Undecided 1- Strongly Disagree 4- Agree 2- Disagree B. Sustainable Development Concerns and Issues 5 4 3 2 1 (I agree that .) 1. Every girl or boy should be taught the knowledge, values, issues and skills for sustainable development 2. People should learn that the next generation inherits a community at least as healthy, diverse and productive as it is today 3. The government should initiate programs that encourage companies to make products that are designed to be thrownaway after one use.
- 2. 4. Everyone must be informed that using more resources than they need is a serious threat to the health and welfare of future generations. 5. Laws and rules to protect the environment do not need to be more strict than they are now. 6. Reducing poverty is an important topic in education for sustainable development. . 7. Sustainable development in this country will not be possible until richer people stopexploiting the workers and the natural resources of poorer countries. 8. Emphasis should be given to companies that are environmentally responsible are more likely to make aprofit over the long run. 9. The teaching of living sustainably should be included in all subjects in all grades. 10. The government should encourage greater use of fuelefficient vehicles 11. Researches should focus on how to maintaining biodiversity (the number and variety of living organisms) for it is considered essential to the health of ecosystems are essential to the health of ecosystems. 12. Nonrenewable resources should not be used faster than the rate at which we find substitutes that are renewable. 13. To continue to be one of the best countries in the world to live in, Philippines must make sustainable development a priority. 14. The schools need to be committed in educating people onSustainable development for it is connected to social, economic and environmental prosperity. 15. Economic development, social development and environmental protection are all needed for sustainable development. Conducted by: Name and Class Schedule of the Student