Learn all about sustainability and how we're sustainable at Experience EcoEducation!
Sustainable development is a guide for achieving human development objectives while preserving the capacity of natural systems
to supply the natural resources and ecosystem services that are essential to the economy and society.
In 2015 the Sustainable Development Goals were developed by the United Nations in 2015. It's main aims are to end poverty,
protect Earth, and that all people leave in peace by 2030.
There are 17 Sustainable Development Goals, aimed at different areas of sustainability: social, economic and environmental. This
will use creativity, knowhow, technology and finances.
The Sustainable Development Goals are a priority for countries who are most behind, aiming to end poverty, hunger, disease and
make sure that women and girls have equal rights. This will use creativity, knowhow, technology and finances.
The Sustainable Development Goals include a five "Ps" agenda: people, planet, peace, and partnership.
Each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals will be categorised into the five "Ps" agenda.
We use many ecofriendly practices at our Experience EcoEducation office.
• Using water bottles instead of single use cups
• Turning off our computers when we are not using them
• Using less paper and using a digital system
• Getting to and our office using public transport or walking
• Making healthy food choices at lunchtime and eating less meat
In 2015 the Sustainable Development Goals were developed by the United Nations in 2015. It's main aims are to end poverty,
protect Earth, and that all people leave in peace by 2030.
We use many ecofriendly practices at our Experience EcoEducation office.