Transforming Our World

5 Ps of Sustainable Development and

UN SD Goals -2030

Sunil Kumar Sood, Director, LCGECPL

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 Silent Spring
• Rachel Louise Carson
1907 –1964

• ‘Silent Spring’ (1962): the

beginnings of the modern
environmental movement

• Rachel Carson questioned

use of DDT after noting
adverse impact on
environment, particularly
birds
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 Beginning of Global concern
DEVELOPMENT promises: But..
• better employment people began to see
prospects
that development also
• more money in the
brings:
pocket
• greater equality • environmental
• better health devastation
• a more prosperous and • health risks
powerful nation • inequality
• happiness; freedom
• poverty
• exploitation
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 Brundtland Commission

• 1972 U.N. Conference Brundtland

on the environment Commission set up by
• 1st major conference UN in 1983
on international Based on concern
environmental issues. that environmental
• Put environment on destruction was
the political map. impacting economic
development (Limits
to Growth)

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 Definition of Sustainable
Development
Brundtland argued ‘Sustainable
that both industrial development is
growth and development which
environmental meets the needs of
protection were the present without
possible. compromising the
ability of future
The Commission generations to
meet their own
developed a definition
needs.’
of ‘sustainable
development’.
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5 Ps of Sustainable Development

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 Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
* The Heads of State and Government and High Representatives,
during meeting at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from
25-27 September 2015 decided on new global Sustainable
Development Goals.

* This Agenda is a plan of action for people, planet and prosperity.

* It also seeks to strengthen universal peace in larger freedom.

* All countries and all stakeholders, acting in collaborative partnership,

will implement this plan

* Includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets to be

achieved by 2030 covering 3 dimensions of sustainability.
* Came into effect on 1st January,2016
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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Sustainable Development Goals-
2030
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 “Genuine Wealth”

Abundance of -
Joy,
Money,
Time,
Health &
God (Spirituality)

Weal ( Well being ) th ( condition)

Things that make our life worthwhile

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Thank You Very Much!