Shaping Goals For Sustainable Future

Sustainable Development Goals

Sustainable Development Goals

Often referred to as Global goals, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), are universal strategies deployed in a bid to end poverty, provide planet protection and ensure that every individual has access to prosperity and peace. SDGs do work in the spirit of pragmatism and partnership to improve life for future generations in a sustainable way. They also provide clear targets and guidelines to be adopted by all countries, as well as tackling the root causes of poverty, hence uniting people to make a positive change internationally.

Sustainable Economy

A sustainable economy is one which is able to live within its own means. It means the economy as a whole spending income from the natural resources available, rather than utilizing more resources than the environment can manage to replenish. A sustainable economy should also not be a liability, but ought to leave a legacy. This means that pollution should be limited to a level that any environment can absorb without damaging its health and function.

Sustainable Economy

Three Key Steps To A More Sustainable Economy:

Building The Future Economy

Imagining And Building The Future Economy

We definitely need to transform our industrial system. If this is not soon put into action, carbon dioxide will continuously build in the atmosphere, and fossil carbon will stop being removed from the ground. This means that the use of raw material, which is crucial to our global economy, will be reduced and the economy will consequently be affected. SDGs, as discussed earlier, will provide an opportunity to think about what we want and how to achieve it.

developing countries

Acknowledge Developing Country Constraints

Delivery on development is usually the first priority for developing countries. Irrespective of the recipe used, industrial production is inevitable, and the sustainable environment has to be provided by these governments, which includes investment in infrastructure. Governments in developing countries, therefore, have to be supported technically and financially in order to participate in a low-carbon transition economy.


Sustained Policy Commitment

Most organization’s accounts do not have a commitment to preventing future generations damages, which is one of the most important benefits for a sustainable economy. As a standard recommendation, external damages should be internalized using a price. But this has its own limits in that, start-up investors advocating for low-carbon technology has to rely on suppliers who are still using carbon-rich fuels.

Recent Posts