kestävyden
Kestävyden is the genitive form of the Finnish noun kestävyys, a term commonly translated as durability, sustainability, or resilience. In Finnish usage, kestävyden denotes the quality or condition of lasting well over time, whether referring to an object’s physical reliability, a system’s capacity to continue functioning, or a society’s long-term viability.
Conceptually, kestävyys encompasses three interrelated dimensions: environmental, economic, and social sustainability. Environmental kestävyys involves preserving ecosystems,
Historically, kestävyys as a concept gained traction in international discourse during the late 20th century, notably
Assessment and challenges: kestävyys is measured with indicators such as resource efficiency, carbon footprint, biodiversity protection,