Nachhaltigkeitsprinzip
The sustainability principle, also known as the Nachhaltigkeitsprinzip in German, is a fundamental concept in sustainable development. It was first stated by Hans Carl von Carlowitz in 1713 and has since been widely adopted in various fields, including ecology, economics, and politics.
The principle is based on the idea that human activities should be managed in a way that
There are three interconnected components to the sustainability principle: economic, social, and environmental. The economic component
Effective implementation of the sustainability principle requires a holistic approach that takes into account the interdependence
In recent years, the sustainability principle has gained significant attention and recognition worldwide, with the United