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Sustainable Built Environments - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Responsible resource use
      - Conservation of biodiversity
      - Reduction of pollution and waste
    - - Long-term economic viability
      - Ethical business practices
      - Job creation and fair wages
    - - Community well-being
      - Ethical business practices
      - Access to essential services
  - - - Human progress meets present needs without compromising future generations
  - - - defined
        
        Sustainable Development for the first time
      - introduced
        
        The interconnection of economy, society, and environment
    - - used
        
        by academics to describe sustainability
      - recognized
        
        as key to balancing development
    - - introduced
        
        In business to measure success beyond profit
    - - reinforced
        
        by the UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2015 through 17 goals
      - adopted
        
        by Governments and businesses officially as the model for policy-making
- - - - Tools
      - Furniture
      - Everyday objects
    - - Human activities
  - - - Layout
      - Materials
    - - Human interaction
  - - - Bridges
      - Large-scale constructions
      - Buildings
    - - Shelter
      - Workspace
  - - - Parks
      - Gardens
      - Green spaces
    - - Natural and Built elements
  - - - Transportation
      - Housing
      - Public spaces
    - - Urban areas with mixed-use environments
  - - - Larger territories beyond individual cities
    - - Infrastructure
      - Economy
      - Ecosystems
  - - - The global built environment
      - Human impact on the planet’s ecological balance
- - - - starts wirth
        
        Harvesting or mining natural resources
    - - involves
        
        Manufacturing processes that convert raw materials into products
    - - require
        
        Transportation and delivery of finished products to
        
        Markets
        
        Consumers
    - - consists of
        
        Purchase and use of products
        
        influenced by
        
        Societal pressures
        
        Planned obsolescence
        
        Advertising
    - - ends with
        
        waste management practices
        
        such as
        
        Landfilling
        
        Incineration
        
        Recycling