■ Sustainable Development
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Class: 10
Subject: Social Science / Environmental Studies
School: [Your School Name]
Submitted to: [Teacher’s Name]
Date: [Submission Date]
■ Index / Table of Contents
Page 1 Cover Page
Page 2 Introduction to Sustainable Development
Page 3 Importance of Sustainable Development
Page 4 Three Pillars of Sustainable Development
Page 5 Global Goals – The SDGs
Page 6 Sustainable Development in India
Page 7 Examples of Sustainable Practices
Page 8 Challenges to Sustainable Development
Page 9 Conclusion & My Contribution
Page 10 References, Acknowledgement & Creative Additions
Introduction to Sustainable Development
Sustainable Development is a broad concept that aims to promote long-term human
well-being without harming the environment or depleting natural resources...
Importance of Sustainable Development
Why is Sustainable Development Important? 1. Environmental Protection... 2. Better
Quality of Life... 3. Promotes Economic Growth... 4. Social Equity...
The Three Pillars of Sustainable Development
Sustainable development relies on three interconnected pillars: Economic, Social, and
Environmental Sustainability...
Global Goals – The SDGs
In 2015, the United Nations set a global agenda to achieve 17 Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) by 2030...
Sustainable Development in India
India has adopted several initiatives to promote sustainable development, including Solar
Energy, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Jal Jeevan Mission...
Examples of Sustainable Practices
In Daily Life: Cloth bags, Saving water and electricity... In Agriculture: Crop Rotation,
Organic Farming... In Industry and Energy...
Challenges to Sustainable Development
1. Population Growth 2. Pollution 3. Deforestation 4. Climate Change 5. Lack of
Awareness...
Conclusion & My Contribution
Conclusion: Sustainable development is crucial for the well-being of future generations...
My Contribution: Reduce plastic, Save water, Composting...
References, Acknowledgement & Creative Additions
Acknowledgement: Thanks to teacher, parents, and friends... References: UNDP, Govt. of
India, NCERT... Creative Additions: Quotes, Drawings, Pledge...
