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    In his book, Living Off the Grid:A Simple Guide to Creating and Maintaining a Self-Reliant Supply of Energy, Water, Shelter and More (2008) Dave Black lists the following eight reasons many people are choosing to go off grid in America today: There is no grid available, to minimize environmental impact of the grid and leave a smaller carbon footprint, to avoid utility costs, saving money by lowering bills, emergency insurance, entertainment of an intelligent mind, reducing use of fossil fuels, and

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    The majority of the targets for the Sustainable Development Goal of conserving ocean and marine resources were measurable and can be attained through sensible efforts and dedication. However, targets 14.1 and 14.2 were not as fully measurable as others due to vague execution methods for addressing the issue in concern. To further explain, target 14.1 has a measurable target of reducing pollution, but does not further elaborate on how to do so. Furthermore, target 14.2 addresses the measurable requirement

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    National Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility in Vels University on 12th, 13th Feb 2015 Author/Research scholar: M.Manikandan(UP13G9560003),Co-Author: A.Vanmathi (UP13G9560004). Page 1 Corporate Social Responsibilities and Sustainable development Model for Corporates Author/Research scholar: M. Manikandan(UP13G9560003), maximamani@aim.com,Vels University-Chennai. Co-Author/Research scholar: A.Vanmathi (UP13G9560004),vanmathianbananthan@yahoo.com,Vels University, Chennai. Guide :Dr

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    by consumers. It looks towards not just profit maximization for its stakeholders but equally ensure that customer satisfaction is at the zenith with new product innovation and applying product differentiation strategy to ensure long term sustainable development of its business. The long term strategies have been further designed to ensure that its mission and vision are achieved at ease with no compromise to its quality and services. It is important for Apple to look towards the following short term

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    The private company for sustainable business development, Environmental Quality International (EQI) has used its business methods to make Siwa oasis a business hotspot. EQI had started a great deal of initiatives in Siwa Oasis since the company’s president had discovered Siwa as a potential gem (Story, 2009).Since the company’s indulgence and success ventures, Siwa oasis has become, metaphorically, a place oozing with honey, with other Egyptian businesses, being like bees; metaphorically, wanting

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    The term sustainability has become widespread and can be applied to almost every facet of life on Earth, from the local level to the global level and over different periods of time. Wetlands and healthy forests are examples of critical systems sustainable. The courses biochemical hidden redistributes water, oxygen, nitrogen and carbon in living systems and non-living in the world, and has secured a permanent life for millions of years. But with the increasing number of people, inhabitants of this

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    move on sustainable path so that engineers can be encouraged and supported to design sustainable technology for the purpose of economic development that benefits society in a holistic way now and in future. As Don Roberts advocates, we must become better informed of the interdependence of environmental, economic, health and social issues, inform others and become leaders, otherwise the agenda will be set by others who neither know the benefits nor the limit of technology in a sustainable modern society

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    defined behaviour indefinitely. Question 1.1.2 : • Social responsibility: Mondi is a business that ensures customer satisfaction and they deliver exceptional value of product in a sustainable way, for sustainable development. • Employment equity : Mondi encourages development through job creation and development of the local economy, they add value to the business thorugh funding, they invest on entrepreneurs and employ the right employees for a particular practice and they work together as

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    evaluate either the music, tourism, hospitality or events sectors role as a vehicle for sustainable development. The events sector has a big impact on the economy, creating substantial and seasonal job opportunities. The profound development of the sector over the years has created a sustainable environment for it to expand therefore being a strong vehicle for sustainable development. Sustainable development being a process which has means to maintain the ability of natural systems whilst meeting

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    What is sustainable development? This is an approach towards considering the finite resources of the Earth. Its goal is defined as working towards developing means by which the needs of the present are met without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs. Sustainable development most commonly refers to the use and reuse of renewable energy sources. This creates a system that is “sustainable” and can keep going on into the foreseeable future. The world needs to

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