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SD Concepts
Hari Srinivas Concept Note Series E-008. March 2015
Concepts, in the form of strategies, tools, ideas and models, are weapons that we can use to achieve sustainability. Over the last few decades, a number of such sustainability concepts have been developed for different purposes, targetted at different stakeholders - but each eventually leading to a sustainable future.
The concepts detailed below are presented with brief descriptions of its criticality, and addtional resources.
- Cleaner Production
- Eco-efficiency
- Eco-Labelling
- Ecological Footprints
- Ecological Rucksacks
- Environmental Accounting
- Environmental Impact Assessment
- Environmental Management Systems
- Environmentally Sound Technologies
- Factor 10
- Factor 4
- Green Procurement
- Green Productivity
- Industrial Ecology
- Life Cycle Analysis
- Local Agenda 21
- Natural Capital
- Natural Step
- Strategic Impact Assessment
- Sustainable Consumption
- Urban Ecosystems
- Zero Emissions
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