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Philosophy and Sociology in Sustainable Design
The underlying effort to introduce a large-scale, decentralized, and semi-autonomous program necessitates a multidimensional approach that integrates legal, economic, sociological, and philosophical considerations.
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Rights, Responsibilities, and Social Integration
The concept of individual rights is fundamentally tied to societal integration, as the acknowledgment and exercise of these rights depend upon societal structures, norms, and legal systems.
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Water Security in Sustainable Development
The use of water generation systems significantly enhances water security by providing alternative and reliable sources of potable water
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Food Forests and Large-Scale Reforestation
OPISAC has received tentative approval through stage 3 for food forest and reforestation operations in the Philippines, with both Private and Public support for expanded operations
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Life Skills Training in Rural Development Centers
These life skills can help the more vulnerable populations navigate everyday challenges, secure employment, and build a foundation for future success
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Alternative Economics and Local Market Dynamics
Unlike conventional economics that need growth and expansion within an interdependent market, this approach uses community-centered economics
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