ESB

What does ESB stand for in the context of urban planning?

• Environmental Sustainability Board

• Economic Stability Bureau

• Energy Savings Bureau

• Environmental Services Bureau

Which of the following is a primary goal of an Environmental Sustainability Board (ESB)?

• Promote economic growth

• Enhance cultural heritage

• Ensure environmental protection

• Increase urban population

In social studies, how does an ESB contribute to community development?

• By providing financial loans

• By organizing cultural festivals

• By implementing green policies

• By building sports facilities

Which sector is most likely to collaborate with an ESB for sustainable development?

• Healthcare

• Agriculture

• Technology

• Tourism

What is a common challenge faced by ESBs in urban areas?

• Lack of public interest

• Excessive funding

• Overpopulation

• Technological advancements

How can citizens participate in the initiatives of an ESB?

• By voting in elections

• By attending workshops

• By investing in stocks

• By joining political parties

Which of the following is a key indicator of success for an ESB?

• Increased tax revenue

• Reduced carbon footprint

• Higher population density

• More shopping malls

What role does education play in the effectiveness of an ESB?

• It increases consumer spending

• It raises awareness about sustainability

• It promotes political campaigns

• It enhances technological skills

Which of the following is a potential benefit of an ESB's work?

• Higher unemployment rates

• Improved air quality

• Increased traffic congestion

• Decreased property values

How might an ESB address the issue of waste management?

• By building more landfills

• By promoting recycling programs

• By banning all plastic products

• By increasing waste exports