MITIGATION STRATEGIES
People have designed strategies to reduce or stop the advancement of climate change. Those strategies refer to climate change mitigation. Entire governments, cities, NGOs and private companies work on plans to reduce causes of climate change.
In this booklet, you will find approaches to mitigate climate change. These games seek to educate the youth of Greece on how different actions, as small as they can be, could help slow down the advancement of climate change. Some examples of climate change mitigation include: recycling, use of renewable energy, reduction of fossil fuel emissions, efficient transport, etc.
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability is understood as the ability to maintain change in a balanced environment. This concept is often related to the exploitation of resources, but can also be used to measure how much is a society thriving socioeconomically. The organizing principle of sustainability is sustainable development. It is understood by the capacity of meeting human development through the sustainable use of natural systems. In 2015, the United Nations released a series of goals for sustainable development to be reached in 2030. There are 17 goals total, touching upon the most simple human needs up to the integration of globalized economies.
