What does the concept of sustainable development mean?

Sustainable development refers to the development that not only meets the needs of contemporary people, but also does not damage the ability of future generations to meet needs.

Sustainable development is a development that not only meets the needs of contemporary people, but also does not damage the ability of future generations to meet needs. They are an inseparable system. They should not only achieve the goal of economic development, but also protect the natural resources and environment such as the atmosphere, fresh water, ocean, land and forests on which human beings depend, so that future generations can develop sustainably and live and work in peace.

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20 15 On September 25th, the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit will be held in new york Headquarters, and the United Nations 193 member countries will formally adopt the 17 sustainable development goals at the summit. The goal of sustainable development aims to completely solve the development problems in social, economic and environmental dimensions from 20 15 to 2030 and turn to the road of sustainable development.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will guide the global development policies and the use of funds from 20 15 to 2030. The goal of sustainable development has made a historic commitment: the primary goal is to eliminate poverty in every corner of the world forever.

20 15 is the last year of the Millennium Development Goals. In September 2000, all countries in the world adopted the Millennium Development Goal 15 to unite and cooperate to deal with poverty. Since then, the United Nations Development Group has been working to implement the eight Millennium Development Goals.