Understanding
Sustainable Living
Sustainable living involves making conscious choices
to minimize personal & societal environmental impact
by making more sustainable decisions.
Presentation by Ginyard International
The Pillars
Environment Economic Social
Protection Sustainability Equality
Brief explanation of how Brief explanation of how Brief explanation of how
sustainable living practices sustainable living practices sustainable living practices
support these pillars. support these pillars. support these pillars.
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Reducing 15
Carbon 10
Footprint 5
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Tips on Reducing energy consumption at home such as LED lighting or
reducing energy energy-efficient appliances. Importance of reducing personal
consumption vehicle use, promoting public transport, cycling, and walking.
Eating Plan Your Meals
Organize your shopping list and meal
Habits plans to buy only what you need, reducing
the likelihood of food spoilage and excess.
Proper Storage
Emphasize plant-based diets, Learn how to store fruits, vegetables, and
reducing meat consumption, other perishables correctly to extend their
freshness and prevent premature spoilage.
and the benefits of organic
and locally sourced foods.
Eco-Friendly Consumption
Buying Less but
Choosing Well
Focusing on quality and longevity rather than quantity.
The importance of supporting eco-friendly and ethical brands.
Reduce Consumption
Waste Reduce Consumption
Reduction
Recycle Properly
Recycle Properly
Sustainable Products
Highlight the alternatives to
reduce plastic waste. Mindful Disposal
Water
Conservation
Tips for reducing water usage at
home (e.g., fixing leaks, efficient
fixtures, mindful watering).
Importance of protecting water
sources from pollution.
Green
Building
& Living spaces
Benefits of incorporating green spaces
and biodiversity in urban areas.
Community
Involvement &
Advocacy
First Point Second Point
Encourage audience’s participation in local Try to highlight the importance of
environmental initiatives and sustainability supporting policies that encourage
programs within the community. environmental conservation.
High Initial Costs
1
The The upfront investment for sustainable technologies and
products can be prohibitively expensive for many people.
Challenge
Lack of Awareness
2 A significant barrier is the general lack of awareness
about what sustainable living entails and benefits.
Define the challenge of swifting to
sustainable living on a daily basis. give Behavioral Resistance
an idea to the audience who wants to 3 Changing habits and cultural norms can be challenging,
switch to sustainable living practice as it often requires a shift in long-standing behaviors.
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