The Relationship Between Sustainability & Poverty (DP IB Economics)
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Written by: Steve Vorster
Reviewed by: Jenna Quinn
The Relationship Between Sustainability & Poverty
The interdependent relationship between sustainability and poverty emphasises the importance of integrated approaches to address both environmental and social challenges
Poverty and sustainability are not separate concepts but have an interdependent relationship
By pursuing sustainable development, societies can break the poverty cycle, protect the environment, and build a more inclusive and prosperous future
The interdependent relationship between sustainability and poverty in economics can be understood as follows
An Explanation of the Interdependent Relationship Between Poverty & Sustainability
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Poverty as a barrier to sustainability |
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Unsustainable practices exacerbate poverty |
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Sustainable development is a pathway out of poverty |
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Environmental sustainability and poverty reduction as complementary goals |
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Long-term economic growth through sustainable practices |
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