Sustainability Accounting

Our Common Future:Report of the World Commission on

Environment and Development

Group 1 :

• Adilla Ikhsani (1610533041)

• Annisa Ramadhani (1610531017)
What is Sustainable Development Means?
• Process for meeting human development goals while
sustaining the ability of natural systems to continue to provide the
natural resources and ecosystem services upon which the
economy and society depends.
• Brountland report (1987), sustainable forest management in
20th century environmental concerns as the concept developed,
it has shifted to focus more on economic development, social
development, and environment protection.
The Global Challenge

• Poverty
• Limitation

Technology improve economic

• The greenhouse effect

The Policy Directions

The Commission has

focused its attention in the areas
of population, food security, the loss
of species and genetic resources, energy, industry, and
human settlements - realizing that all of these are connected and
cannot be treated in isolation one from another.
• Population and Human Resources
the population is growing at rates that cannot be sustained by available
environmental resources, at rates that are outstripping any reasonable expectations
of improvements in housing, health care, food security, or energy supplies.

• Food Security: Sustaining the Potential

Global agriculture has the potential to grow enough food for all, but food is often not
available where it is needed.

• Species and Ecosystems: Resources for Development

The network of protected areas that the world will need in the future must include
much larger areas brought under so.ne degree of protection.
• Energy: Choices for Environment and Development
A safe and sustainable energy pathway is crucial to sustainable development . The
industrialization,agricultural development, and rapidly growing populations of countrie
s of the global South will need much more energy.

• Industry: Producing More with Less

Experience in the industrialized nations has proved that anti-pollution technology has
been cost-effective in terms of health, property, and environmental damage avoided,
and that it has made many industries more profitable by waking them more resource-
efficient.

• The Urban Challenge

Governments will need to develop explicit settlements strategies to guide the proces
of urbanization, taking the pressure off the largest urban centres and building up
smaller towns and cities, more closely integrating them with their rural hinterlands.
 International Cooperation and Institutional Reform

• The Role of the International Economy

The present level of debt service of many countries, especially in Africa and Latin America,is
not consistent with sustainable development.
• Managing the Commons
Traditional forms of national sovereignty raise particular problems in managing the 'global
commons' and their shared ecosystems - the oceans, outer space, and Antarctica. Some pro
gress has been made in all three areas; much remains to be done.
• Peace, Security, Development, and the Environment
Certain aspects of the issues of peace and security bear directly upon the concept of
sustainable development.
 Institutional and Legal Change

• Getting at the Sources

• Dealing with the Effects
• Assessing Global Risks
• Making Informed Choices
• Providing the Legal Means
• Investing in Our Future
 A Call for Action
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