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OUR MODEL OF SUSTAINABILITY |
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We must limit the burden we place on the Earth so it will be able to support coming generations Organisations must balance their budgets too, as they use Earth’s resources responsibly. Companies contribute to the community by providing jobs, etc. Healthy Individuals contribute positively to organizations and the community. Health is good for companies and society. Sustainability is a lasting dynamic balance between all these factors A 1987 UN conference defined sustainable developments as those that "meet present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs"(WECD, 1987). Any definition of sustainability requires us therefore to take into account that the earth has a limited capacity to support human life, and our activities should be designed to work within those limits.
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