1. Sustainable Development Brundtland Commission stated the goal of sustainable development is to enable all people throughout the world to satisfy their basic needs and enjoy a better quality of life, without compromising the quality of life of future generations. X 3 But, at present, if everyone had the same standard of living as people North America or Europe, we would need the resources of three planet earths. © pixelfountain (games-ED) – free to use in UK schools, colleges and universities.pixelfountain games-ED

2. Three Dimensions Social Sustainable development is the balancing of social, economic and environmental dimensions. EnvironmentalEconomic PeoplePlanetProfits © pixelfountain (games-ED) – free to use in UK schools, colleges and universities.pixelfountain games-ED

3. Exercise Sustainable development is relevant in your local area. Think about a good and bad thing in your community. Write it on a red or green sticky note and place it where you think it fits: social, economic or environmental. $ $$ Social Economic Environmental © pixelfountain (games-ED) – free to use in UK schools, colleges and universities.pixelfountain games-ED

4. Analysis Most issues are combinations of social, environmental and economic. If you create a solution that considers all three, then you are being sustainable and have achieved a win-win-win. $ $ Social Economic Environmental Sustainable EquitableBearable Viable © pixelfountain (games-ED) – free to use in UK schools, colleges and universities.pixelfountain games-ED