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    This document discusses sustainable development and Gandhian philosophy. It defines sustainable development as meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs. Sustainable development has three parts: environmental, economic, and social sustainability. It then lists reasons for crisis like depletion and warming. Gandhi's solutions for sustainability included self-dependent villages, simple living, non-violence, truth, and limited urbanization and mechanization to preserve the environment for future generations.

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    This document discusses sustainable development and Gandhian philosophy. It defines sustainable development as meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs. Sustainable development has three parts: environmental, economic, and social sustainability. It then lists reasons for crisis like depletion and warming. Gandhi's solutions for sustainability included self-dependent villages, simple living, non-violence, truth, and limited urbanization and mechanization to preserve the environment for future generations.

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    GANDHIAN PHILOSOPHY & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

    Under The Guidance Of: Prof. Kripa Shankar

    Presented By: Rahul kuamr

    SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
    Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
    - Brundtland Commission

    Three Constituent Parts: Environmental Sustainability, Economic Sustainability And Sociopolitical Sustainability.

    Economic Sustainabi lity

    Sustainabl e Developme nt Environme ntal Sustainabi lity Social Sustainab ility

    ?
    Why Sustainable Development

    1. Crisis of Existence A. Ozone Depletion B. Global Warming C. Glacier Melting D. Natural Disaster

    2. Crisis of Resources A. Water B. Land C. Food

    GANDHIAN SOLUTION
    Economic Sustainability Self Dependent Village ( Gramodaya ) Mean-end Relationship Simple Living Sarvodaya

    GANDHIAN SOLUTION
    Social Sustainability Non- Violance Satyagrah Truth Is God Humanity Srav Dharm Sambhav

    GANDHIAN SOLUTION
    Environmental Sustainability Mean-end Relationship Limited Urbanization Limited Mechanization

    Earth provides enough to satisfy every mans need, but not every mans greed. Mahatma Gandhi

    Thank you

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