GIEL2 Flashcards
wat development, how measure
- economic, social, political process
- may result, increase Standard of Living -> population
- economic indicator GDP
- social indicator Life Expectancy, Adult Literacy Rate
wat sustainable development?
- (meet diverse needs), present, ensure future gen ()
- high standard living all
- econ, env, society
- overfocus 1 dimension -> others overlooked
- more emphasis on which domain, vary, place, time
econ sustainability how achieve (neighborhood)
- high enf population density, support local business, goods, svcs, sufficient demand transport, infrastructure cost low
- local business employment, stream, income, increase standard living
- lower buildings/transport’s connecting infastructure, buildings/stations close each other, decrease costs
social sustainability how achieve (neighborhood)
- ensure residents feel included
- sense, shared identity
- urban neighborhood population kept small = interactions (btwn same ppl, so that they recognise each other) regular
- majority problems faced, mundane, day-to-day issues
- residents come tgt discuss issues, find solns, various challenge
- open communication, reduce misunderstandings, positive relationships
- every zone, designated, regular activities, voice opinion -> issues
env sustainability how achieve (neighborhood)
- ample protection nature
- facilities support waste minimisation, recyling
- energy, water efficient design approaches, buildings
env sustainability
a__ p__ n__
ample protection nature
1. wildlife thrive, urban spaces
2. human-wildlife coexsistence
3. concerted efforts, protect exsisting nature species, re-establish species, once existed
4. wide variety habitats, neighborhood, instead of jst uniform areas grass
5. diff variety, species trees -> wide variety food -> wide variety species thrive
env sustainability
f__ s__ w__ m__, r__
facilities support waste minimisation, recycling
1. conviniently locate, recycling facilties, infrastructures (blue recycling bins) -> residents recycle
2. high enf population density neighborhood -> worth it economically 2 recycle
env sustainability
e__, w___ e__ d___a___ b___
energy, water efficient design approaches, buildings
1. minimise use, rescources
2. smart tech, eco-friendly features
define ecosystem
geographic area
living communities, non-living environments, interact -> bubble of life
urban neighborhoods regarded ecosystem
describe ecosystems
- vary, size
- depend one another, directly, indirect
- ppl integral part
- dynamic interactions ppl <-> other parts, ecosystem
- human activities indirect/direct pos/neg change
ecosystem svcs
- benefits nature -> ppl
- produce by living, non-living communities, ecosystems
- critical survival
- optimise when healthy, thriving natural env
provision, regulate, cultural, supporting
wat are provisioning ecosystem svcs
- tangible rescources, ecosystems (water, food)
- food, obtained, agricultural activities
- natural ecosystems in urban neighborhood can achieve this
wat are regulating ecosystem svcs
- regulate ecosystem process -> benefits
- work tgt, ecosystem functional, clean, sustainable, adaptable
- i.e. microclimate, flood, air quality regulation // climate regulation
microclimate flood air -> urban neighborhood ecosystem
climate -> natural ecosystem
wat cultural ecosystem svcs
- intangible benefits ppl -> ecosystems
- i.e. aesthetic appreciation, stress-relieving activities opportunity
- phys, mental health
- memories (social grp) -> strengthen sense of place
wat supporting ecosystem svcs
- necessary, all other ecosystem svcs function
- soil formation, photosynthesis
- soil form allow human activity of agriculture
- soil, essential habitat, billions microorganisms, contributes biodiversity
- photosynthesis, plants absorb co2, release o2, maintain Earth o2 conc.