(F) Sustainable Development Goals (book-based)

Question 1

The development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Answer 1

Sustainable development

Question 2

Who said/reported this?

“The development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”

Answer 2

Brundtland Report

Question 3

Sustainable Development acquired much popularity among scholars, politicians, public servants, and the civil population alike after the Brundtland Report by the ________ was presented in 1987.

Answer 3

World Commission on the Environment and Development (WCED)

Question 4

How many SDG do we have

Answer 4

17

Question 5

What are the first five SDG

Answer 5

No Poverty
Zero Hunger
Good Health and Well-being
Quality Education
Gender Equality

Question 6

What is the last SDG

Answer 6

Partnerships for the Goals

Question 7

What goal/s is/are talked about here

If there is no poverty, there is no hunger and all have capability to be educated and learn gender equality

Answer 7

1-5

Question 8

Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform, where the topic of sustainable development is put forth in discussions

Answer 8

Agenda 21 of 1992 as cited by UN

Question 9

advocates education to disseminate information regarding sustainable development

Answer 9

Agenda 21

Question 10

This was crafted in 1994 aimed to raise the awareness of the people through the integration of environmental policies into all aspects of government, a shared responsibility between government, local authorities, businesses, and non-governmental organizations among other provisions in the Strategy.

Answer 10

United Kingdom’s UK Strategy for Sustainable Development

Question 11

resilient enough to withstand man-made and natural challenges, and can also recover from such if needs arise

Answer 11

sustainable environment

Question 12

alone may not necessarily lead to sustainability

Answer 12

stability

Question 13

T or F. Sustainable environments are simply resistant to change but somehow lack the element of resiliency that stable environments possess.

Answer 13

F (reversed)

Question 14

T or F. it is far easier for stable environments to become unstable in comparison to the possibility of sustainable environments becoming “unsustainable.

Answer 14

T

Question 15

T or F. All in all, policies and strategies of governments must be intertwined with environmental concerns in order for sustainable development to be achieved.

Answer 15

T

Question 16

T or F. The POLITICAL CLIMATE must continuously be at the center of government actions. It is only logical and practical, in a sense, to constantly put into consideration in the decision-making and policy-making processes of a nation-state since it is where people build livelihoods on, and which suffers when they turn a blind eye in terms of developing.

Answer 16

F (environment)

Question 17

By using this as an underpinning principle of sustainable development, governments can simultaneously advocate the protection, restoration, and preservation of the integrity of the Earth’s ecological systems

Answer 17

ecological sustainability

Question 18

what makes the environment more resilient to challenges and threats and in turn, making civilizations resilient in the same light?

Answer 18

ecological sustainability (imong environment)