Sustainability demands changes in human behaviour.
Sustainable human behaviour is, therefore, a transformation at the conscious and nonconscious level of life - bringing mindfulness and consideration towards others at the forefront - be it towards other humans, animals, birds, environment, laws, institutions, etc.
For example: Being considerate of one’s neighbours, being mindful of one’s water consumption, energy consumption etc, overcoming one’s own prejudices and biases towards those belonging to a different background than us, and so on - all of this requires a fundamental change in the innermost level of life, with a conscious focus on respecting the dignity of all life.
Unless human beings adopt sustainable human behaviour in their daily life, it will be difficult to preserve and protect the world we live in.
To monitor the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals, a way of measuring progress is needed. An SDG Indicator is the element that is measured. Example: if the goal is to en...
A complex system that regulates its own performance so that it never gets too far off-balance and can bring itself back into homeostasis.
A system of interactions and actors that, together, create a sustainable and successful service or experience. Service Ecologies often include several companies or organizations th...