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GOALS OR TARGETS SET TO HELP MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE BY

ADDRESSING GLOBAL ISSUES.

• Global Objectives

• Sustainable Targets

• Climate Change Initiatives

• Sustainable Goals

THE ABILITY TO BOUNCE BACK FROM DIFFICULTIES AND CHALLENDES. TO BE

ABLE TO ADAPT IN THE FACE OF PROBLEMS.

• Adaptation

• Flexibility

• Resiliency

• Sustainability

REFERS TO SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES THAT USE NATURAL SYSTEMS TO

ENHANCE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND RESILIENCE IN URBAN AREAS.

• Green Practices

• Sustainable Practices

• Green Infrastructure

• Environmental Design Practices

REFERS TO AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT APPROACH THAT

EMPHASIZES SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES WHILE PROMOTING ECONOMIC GROWTH

• Sustainable Growth

• Sustainable Approach

• Green Growth

• Green Economy

AN APPROACH TO MANAGING PUBLIC AFFAIRS THAT FOCUSES ON

ANTICIPATING ISSUES BEFORE THEY ARISE, RATHER THAN JUST REACTING

TO PROBLEMS AFTER THEY OCCUR.

• Retroactive Approach

• Provident Approach

• Visionary Governance

• Proactive Governance

_____ global goals set by the United Nations in 2015

to promote peace, end poverty, protect the planet,

and ensure prosperity for all by 2030.

• 15 global goals

• 16 global goals

• 17 global goals

• 18 global goals

ISSUE: pollution, lack of green spaces, and insufficient

access to healthcare services.

• Sustainable cities and communities

• Life on land

• Good Health and Well-Being

• Responsible consumption and production

ISSUE: Housing shortages, inadequate infrastructure, traffic

congestion, and pollution.

• Industry, innovation and infrastructure

• Life on land

• Responsible consumption and production

• Sustainable Cities and Communities

Sustainable urban and regional planning aims to enhance

the quality of life for residents.

• Community Well-being

• Economic Viability

• Social Equity

• No Poverty

Sustainability involves the effective use of resources, maximizing environmental impact, and

ensuring equitable access to housing, transportation, and services

• TRUE

• FALSE