sustainability for you - part 01

This content is aimed at increasing awareness about the term ‘Sustainability’ through a short story.

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Story of Acies

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 900012 native tribes

Story of Acies

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 900012 native tribes

Story of Acies

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 900012 native tribes

200 years ago

Story of Acies

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 900012 native tribes

200 years ago

Story of Acies

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 900012 native tribes

Story of Acies

Story of Acies

Story of Acies

Story of Acies

Story of Acies

Story of Acies

Free / Govt. Sponsored / Subsidized

Story of Acies

Free / Govt. Sponsored / Subsidized

Story of Acies

Prosperity ↑

Free / Govt. Sponsored / Subsidized

Story of Acies

For 150 years…

Prosperity ↑

Free / Govt. Sponsored / Subsidized

Story of AciesAfter 150 years

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Crime rate ↑

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Crime rate ↑

GDP / Prosperity ↓

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Crime rate ↑

GDP ↓

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Crime rate ↑

GDP ↓

Story of AciesAfter 150 years Exploration Cost

↑ MNCs →

Unemployment ↑

Crime rate ↑

GDP ↓

One of the smallest island nations

Area – 21 sq. km.Population – 9000Independence – Jan 1968

Story of AciesStory of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

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Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Consumption

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Consumption

Production

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Production

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Human Capital Management

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Financial Capital Management

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Human Capital Management

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Human Capital Management

Natural Capital Management

Financial Capital Management

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Natural Capital Management

Financial Capital Management

Development

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Human Capital Management

ConsumptionTrade Balance

Life Style Production

Natural Capital Management

Financial Capital Management

DevelopmentDevelopment

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Human Capital Management

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Story of ‘TIL’ (Tiny Island Nation)

Economic Growth

Social Responsibility

Socio -Economic

Environmental Responsibility

Eco-Efficiency

Sustainability

Increase Shareholder Value

CSR Activities, Community Investments

Job Creating, Training & Skill Development

Responsible Procurement

Socio- EnviroPaper Usage Reduction

Resource Optimization, Green Products & Services

The concept of ‘Sustainable Development’ is also referred to as ‘Triple Bottom Line’ or ‘People-Planet-Profit’ approach.

Sustainable Development

Sustainable development is

development which meets the needs of the present

without compromising the ability of

future generations to meet their own

needs.”- Our Common Future, Brundtland Commission

Report, 1987

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AuthorVineet Shastry

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