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Sustainable development

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998
Perspectives on Global Change: The TARGETS Approach edited by Jan Rotmans and Bert de Vries Cambridge University Press, 1997. £40.00/$69.95 hbk (xv+463 pages) ISBN 0 521 62176 3.
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Sustainable development

Nursing Management, 2017
The Sustainable Development Unit has produced updated guidance for providers and clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) developing sustainable development management plans (SDMPs). The new version has been brought up to date with the NHS standard contract, and provides detailed guidance on what areas are more or less appropriate for large providers ...
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Sustainability and sustainable development

2022
The ability to “maintain some thing, outcome, or process over time” is the precise definition of the phrase “sustainability,” which also refers to the practice of engaging in activities that do not deplete the resources upon which that capacity is dependent. At the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), often known as the Rio
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Sustainable Development

2010
An analysis of the contribution of the concept of sustainable development to international environmental law.
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What is Sustainable Development?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1997
The paper proposes two axioms that capture the idea of sustainable development and derives the welfare criterion that they imply. The axioms require that neither the present nor the future should play a dictatorial role in society’s choices over time.
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Sustainability and Sustainable Development

2014
Sustainability, or sustainable development, is generally understood to mean a state or condition that enables the fulfillment of economic and social needs without compromising the natural resources and environmental quality that are the foundation of human health, safety, and security.
Alan D. Hecht, Joseph Fiksel
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Sustainable Communities, Sustainable Development

2012
Papua New Guinea is going through a crisis: A concentration on conventional approaches to development, including an unsustainable reliance on mining, forestry, and foreign aid, has contributed to the country's slow decline since independence in 1975.
Paul James, Yaso Nadarajah, Karen Haive, Victoria Stead, Albert Age, Peter Annear, Sama Arua, Kelly Donati, Jean Eparo, Beno Erepan, Julie Foster-Smith, Zarnaz Fouladi, Betty Gali-Malpo, Damian Grenfell, Elizabeth Kath, Andrew Kedu, Paul Komesaroff, Leo Kulumbu, Ronnie Mamia, Lita Mugugia, Martin Mulligan, Gibson Oeka, Jalal Paraha, Peter Phipps, Leonie Rakanangu, Isabel Salatiel, Chris Scanlon, Helen Smith, Sabine Spohn, Pou Toivita, Kema Vegala, Naup Waup, Mollie Willie, Joe Yomba   +33 more
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Sustainability and Sustainable Development

2020
If the survival of humanity on our planet is to be secured in the long term in an acceptable state, radical social changes are required, whereby it must be critically examined whether the radicalness and speed of these changes can even prevent a systemic collapse.
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Sustainability/Sustainable Development Assessment

2016
One of the major challenges of manufacturing enterprises is modeling and assessing the sustainability/sustainable development (S/SD) index. Assessing indexes for S/SD in manufacturing enterprises is an important goal as a new and nontraditional performance measurement to determine the requirements of components for these enterprises to survive.
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Sustainable development, sustainable profit

2017
Social entrepreneurship can be a powerful tool for corporations to gain entry and build loyalty in developing markets. While economic growth has led to tremendous improvements in personal freedoms and well-being for people in industrialised societies, it has left too many behind.
Mair, Johanna (Prof.), Seelos, Christian
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