Intergenerational Equity is a principle of sustainability that allocates environmental and developmental rights and responsibilities fairly between present and future generations, ensuring that no generation compromises the ability of subsequent generations to meet their needs.
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Empowerment, The Politics of Alternative Development
Capital & Class · 1994 · 1.2K citations
Business sustainability: It is about time
Pratima Bansal, Mark R. DesJardine · Strategic Organization · 2014 · 863 citations · Full text
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