Zusammenfassung der Ressource
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- DEVELOPMENT THAT MEETS
THE NEEDS OF THE PRESENT
WITHOUT COMPROMISING THE
ABILITY OF THE FUTURE
GENERATIONS TO MEET THEIR
OWN NEEDS.
- PUBLIC; BUS, TRAIN, UNDERGROUND
- PRIVATE; MOTORBIKE, CAR, SKATEBOARD
- SOLUTIONS
- 1. INCREASING THE DEMAND
- 2. DISCOURAGE USE OF THE
CAR/ INCOURAGE USE OF
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
- CASE STUDY; PARIS VELIB SCHEME
- INTRODUCED IN PARIS, 2007
- IN THE FIRST 18
MONTHS, 42 MILLION
JOURNEYS WERE MADE
- AVERAGE JOURNEY 18 MINUTES
- £23 TO HIRE ( 29 EUROS)
- 1,250 STATIONS
- MONEY IS SENT TO
THE PARIS TOWN
HALL
- EACH RENTAL IS FREE
FOR THE FIRST HALF
HOUR, AFTER THAT IT
COSTS 1 EURO
- DISADVANTAGES;
5 USERS HAVE
BEEN KILLED,
VANDALISM,
SOME ARE
STOLEN, NOT
RETURNED BACK
TO THE STATIONS
- ROLE OF LARGE COMPANIES
- 1. DURING THE PROCESS OF
MANUFACTURING THE PRODUCT IN THE
FACTORY ( THE AMOUNT OF MATERIALS)
- 2. THE RECYCLING OF PACKAGED
MATERIALS ( REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF
MATERIAL)
- 3. RECYCLING IN THE PRODUCTS THEMSELVES
- 4. BY ENCOURAGING THE EMPLOYEES TO
BE SUSTAINABLE IN THE WORK PLACE
- CASE STUDY; NOKIA
- THE NEED TO RECYCLE PHONES
- MOBILE PHONES ARE FREQUENTLY CHANGED
- THE PACKAGING MATERIALS
- THEY HAVE COME UP WITH A CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE OLD PHONES
- WWW.NOKIA.COM HAS INFORMATION ABOUT THE
NEAREST RECYCLING CENTRES. WE COULD SAVE 240,000
TONNES OF RAW MATERIAL IF ALL OLD PHONES WERE
RECYCLED
- CASE STUDY; COCA COLA
- HAS A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT SCHEMES
- LATIN AMERICA; HELPS FUND MATERIALS FOR BUILDING HOMES
- HAITI; AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE, VOLUNTEERS HELPED RECYCLE PLASTIC
BOTTLES FROM SCRAP FIELDS
- VENUZUELA
- SINCE 2008 THE
GOVERNMENT HAVE NOT
ISSUED ANY MORE
PERMITS TO MINE GOLD/
DIMONDS
- THE COUNTRY CAN
AFFORD TO CONSERVE
IT'S FOREST AREA
- THIS FOLLOWED ATTACKS ON
THE LOCAL PEOPLE FROM
ILLEGAL MINES, THE
GOVERNMENT WILL NOW
PROTECT THE BIODIVERSITY OF
THE FOREST AND THE LOCAL
PEOPLE
- COSTA RICA
- AMERICAN
COMPANY
MERCK,
LOOK FOR
PLANTS
THAT CAN
BE USED
FOR
MEDICINE
AND
PERFUMES
ETC.
- COSTA RICAN
GOVERNMENT GET A
SHARE OF THE PROFITS
MADE FROM ANY
PRODUCTS SOLD
- CASE STUDY; LONDON CONGESTION CHARGE
- SECOND CITY TO INTRODUCE THE CC ( AFTER DURHAM)
- INTRODUCED 2003 FEBUARY
- £5/ DAY TO DRIVE INTO THE
CENTRAL AREA OF THE CITY
BETWEEN 7AM-7PM
- TODAY IT IS £10/ DAY
- USED TO DISCOURAGE
CARS
- MONEY RAISED USED TO
INVEST IN PUBLIC
TRANSPORT
- NO CHARGE AT WEEKENDS
- AIMS; REDUCE
POLLUTION LEVELS;
ENCOURAGE OTHER
TYPE OF TRANSPORT
- 21% DECREASE IN TRAFFIC LEVELS
- 12% REDUCTION IN THE
EMISSIONS OF NITROUS ACID
AND FINE PARTICLES
- CASE STUDY; CAMBRIDGE PARK & RIDE
- USED TO DISCOURAGE CARS
- CAMBRIDGE HAS 5 PARK AND RIDES
- E.G. TRUMPINGTON
- 4 AND A HALF
THOUSAND PARKING
SPACES
- DOUBLE DECKER BUS
ARRIVES EVERY 10 MINUTES
- COSTS £2.20
- CAR PARK ALLOCATED ON
ROADS LEADING TOWARDS
THE CENTRE
- ON THE EDGE OF A BUILT UP CITY
- SPACE FOR LARGE TRANSPORT
- ROUTES LEADING TO THE CITY
- REASONS FOR NEW LAND USES
- LOGS ARE USED TO MAKE PAPER
- BUILDING HOMES/ SETTLEMENTS
- FACTORIES
- RAILWAYS
- MINING
- LAND FOR CATTLE RANCHING
- LAND FOR CROPS/ FARM
- ROADS
- IMPACTS
- EXTINCTION OF ANIMALS
- RAINFORESTS CAN BE
REDUCED BY 40% IN
20 YEARS
- CO2
- HABITATS DESTROYED
- TRIBE RESOURCES
- CURES TO DISEASES CAN BE
FOUND IN SPEICES OF TREES
THAT ARE GETTING DESTROYED
- ECO- TOURISM:
MANY AREAS OF THE
COUNTRY HAVE
BEEN DEVELOPED
WITH TOURIST
FACILITIES SUCH AS
ZIP- WIRING AND
TRAILS THROUGH
THE FOREST