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Like the human capital approach, the sustainable development approach has evolved. The notion of sustainable development dates back some twenty years to the Brundtland Commission, which used it to connote an approach to development that ‘meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.’ A key driver for the concept of sustainable development is to develop a human-centered response to globalization that is based on principles of environmental, economic and social sustainability. “Sustainable development is more of a ‘moral precept than a scientific concept.” (read more in the Lucubrate Magazine)
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Inside the magazine:
- A Robust System for Quality Development for Technical Vocational Education and Training
- Exchange Rates Fluctuate Continuously
- TVET and sustainable development
- Success is When You Reach Your Plans
- A skilled population is a key
- Book: Operational Excellence Handbook
- A New Platform for The Lucubrate Magazine
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