CH40 Sustainable Development Flashcards

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What is sustainable development?

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Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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What is the total/product lifecycle approach? xxxxx

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It examines the environmental cost of the product across all stages of production.

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What does stage 1 of total/product lifecycle approach so? xxx

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Examines the sourcing of raw materials
- Are they sourced in an ethical way?

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What does stage 2 of the product/total lifecycle approach do? xxxx

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Examines product manufacturing process
- Are they considering the social and environmental costs?

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What does stage 3 of product/total lifecycle approach do? xxxx

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Examines the impact of product distribution
- Production should be close, to reduce transport pollution

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What does stage 4 of total/product lifestyle approach do? xxxx

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Examines the impact of product usage
-Companies should design products to reduce social/environmental costs,
e.g. make electrical goods have to display energy rating

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What does stage 5 in total/product lifecycle approach do? xxx

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Examines the impact of packaging
-Businesses should try to recycle packaging to cause less damage to the environment.

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What is WEEE :0 zxxxx

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WASTE
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRONIC
EQUPIMENT
(idk what this is for)

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What are the benefits of the lifecycle approach? xxxx

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-Taking a longer-term view- promotes long-term sustainability e.g. fishing quotas

-Promotes positive behavior - encourages people/businesses to behave in an ethical way, e.g. fair trade

-Encourages stakeholders to play their part in sustainability

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What is CSR? xxx

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Corporate Social Responsibility
-sets out how organisations should act to benefit the society and environment.

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Benefits of a business following CSR? xxx

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-Reputation improves
-Environment friendly customers are more likely to buy from that business
-Attract staff who share their aims.

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What are business ethics? xxxx

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Moral principles that influence the way a business behaves to all stakeholders
(consumers, employees, shareholders, govt. and society)

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What are the 3 pillars of sustainability?`

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Financial
Social
Environmental

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What is financial sustainability?

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This means that economic development will be financially affordable

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What is Social sustainability?

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Economic development won’t damage society.
e.g. increasing poverty, effect health system

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What is environmental sustainability?

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Using our resources efficiently e.g. solar panels

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What are social costs?

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The costs to society of business activity
e.g. cutting down on rainforest pollution

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What does fair trade do?

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Promotes better working conditions and pay

19
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What are the stages of the product life cycle approach? (keywords)
xxx

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  1. Sourcing the raw materials
  2. Manufacturing process
  3. Product distribution
  4. Product usage
  5. Packaging