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The paper "Perception of the Concept of sustainable development in Design " describes that communicating and highlighting the benefits and advantages of purchasing products with the lowest environmental impact is particularly noticeable in visual imagery which we face on a daily basis.... An important aspect of this approach is the concept of sustainability, which as a term is defined as 'meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs....
25 Pages
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Essay
The paper "Background of the sustainable development Concept" suggests that sustainable development is broadly understood as a careful balance between economic activity, environmental protection and social development in areas of exploration and production of oil and gas resources.... Chapter four 'Strategic issues of the sustainable development of Iraqi oil and gas' explores the constitutional and legal strategies for the sustainable development of the Iraqi oil and gas industry....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Dissertation
This paper seeks to define the relationship characteristic of sustainable development and politics.... Three distinct factors impacted upon by the political context in sustainable development are identified in this paper.... The interaction of three factors given the interests and motives of the political system determines the level of sustainable development achieved over time.... sustainable development has evolved over the years, taking into account the diversity and dynamism of the society....
11 Pages
(2750 words)
Essay
The paper 'Toyota sustainable development Concept' explores how companies can support sustainable development to improve their competitiveness in the light of the lessons from Toyota.... The concept of sustainable development is highly relevant because today man-made interventions in the environment pose potential threats to the state of the environment.... The findings indicate that Toyota strongly supports the concept of sustainable development....
16 Pages
(4000 words)
Dissertation
This essay analyzes the concept of sustainable development, that is a thoughtful way of human development whereby natural resources are utilized in a way the growing human needs are met and environmental sustainability is prioritized.... This paper will evaluate the statement 'the concept of sustainable development has not changed since The Brundtland Report'.... The Brundtland Commission Report published by the Oxford University Press in 1987 gives special attention to the concept of sustainable development....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Assignment
The paper "The Concept of sustainable development" discusses that sustainable development is the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, which was introduced in 1987 by the Brundtland Commission.... According to Glenn and Danie (2005), there are several sustainable development approaches that can be adopted in making sure that the environment, in general, is safe from abuse....
12 Pages
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Coursework
This paper, The Concept of sustainable development in Two Developing Countries - Kenya and Nigeria, is a critical evaluation of the concept of sustainable development in developing countries.... sustainable development has had different definitions since its conception.... sustainable development in developing countries, however, may vary.... An evaluation of sustainable development in developing countries shows the difference in the concept from the common approaches as described in the paper....
16 Pages
(4000 words)
Research Paper
This assignment "The Concept of sustainable development of Indigenous Cultural Tourism" discusses the mission and aims of the World Heritage Convention, with emphasis on its effect on indigenous tourism.... sustainable development is an essential prerequisite for the survival and growth of indigenous cultural tourism.... It is due to the interventions of neo-colonial powers that indigenous tourism often follows western models of tourism development....
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