Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Social sustainability

This social dimension of stability emphasizes the role of individuals and society, and is closely tied to the notion of well-being. The principles of social sustainability clarify the role of individuals and the organization of society and, with the objective of social stability also benefit future generations. These are:
• the guarantee of self-determination and human rights of citizens;
• the provision of security and justice through an independent and reliable judicial system;
• the constant struggle to improve the quality of life, which should not be reduced to material well-being;
• promoting equal opportunities;
• the inclusion of citizens in the processes of social decision, the promotion of solidarity and autonomy of the self-help of citizens;
• the guarantee of fundamental means of social protection for individuals in need.

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