1. The Sino-British College, USST
Second Annual Conference and Learning and Teaching Forum

2. ODII, Elijah Chibueze Sustainable Behaviour Research Group (SBERG)
Environmental Sciences and Engineering Dept.
Fudan University, Shanghai
Department of Zoology and Environmental Biology
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria

3. Title: Facilitation of Sustainable Development Processes Through Emphasis on Shared Global Environmental Values

4. The age of the environmental space ‘craft’ called earth, where living things flourish, is estimated to be about 6000 years by ‘young -earth’ proponents and 4.53 billion years by ‘old-earth’ proponents.
Population: bill. (UN 2015)
Years of ecosystem goods and services exploration for development; destabilizing delicate balances
Hebert Spencer’s ( ) popular concept of survival of the fittest, Social Darwinism

5. We live a carbon-based life where virtually every developmental effort has traceable carbon footprints

6. Many products, many trees

7. Shared Values: Explicit or implicit fundamental beliefs, concepts, and principles that underlie the culture of an organization, and which guide decisions and behavior of its employees, management, and members

8. Values-based approaches used by Marie Harder’s teams
Fudan University, Shanghai, China
University of Brighton, UK
For more info see:

9. WeValue Research Process
Description of Context
We are together in this

10. We are in this boat together

11. WORTHWHILE
MEANINGFUL
VALUABLE

13. Poverty denial of choices and opportunities
a violation of human dignity
lack of basic capacity to participate effectively in society
insecurity
powerlessness
exclusion of:
Individuals
Households
Communities
Governments
(United Nations)

14. Possibility of attainment could be facilitated by:
deliberative clarification of values
emphasis on global environmental shared values,
transition in energy technology
restructuring of energy pricing systems
avoidance of subsidy-based market disruptions by governments, financial institutions

15. Hopes and Benefits
Sustainable lifestyles and prosperity to governments and peoples of the globe
Increase in global knowledge
cross-fertilisation of ideas
participatory assurances for individuals and nations

16. Finally
In agreement with the former Secretary General of the UN, Mr. Ban Ki-moon at COP 22 November “we don’t have plan B because there is no planet B”

17. THANKS FOR LENDING ME LISTENING EARS