Local Actions for Global Impact

What does "Designing for Equity" primarily focus on?

• Ensuring everyone has the same resources

• Providing fair opportunities and access to resources

• Making everything identical for all

• Ignoring individual needs

How can local actions impact global sustainability?

• They have no impact

• They can set examples and create ripple effects

• They only affect the local area

• They make global actions unnecessary

Which of the following is a key component of sustainability?

• Unlimited resource use

• Economic growth at any cost

• Balancing environmental, social, and economic needs

• Ignoring environmental concerns

What is an example of designing for equity in a community?

• Building luxury homes for the wealthy

• Creating accessible public transportation for all

• Developing exclusive clubs

• Providing resources only to the majority group

Why is it important to consider local cultures when designing for equity?

• To impose external values

• To ensure solutions are relevant and effective

• To ignore local traditions

• To make everyone the same

What does the term "sustainability" mean?

• Using resources without any limits

• Meeting present needs without compromising future generations

• Focusing only on economic growth

• Ignoring social issues

Which of the following is a sustainable practice?

• Overfishing in the oceans

• Planting trees to restore forests

• Using fossil fuels excessively

• Dumping waste in rivers

How can education contribute to equity and sustainability?

• By limiting access to information

• By empowering individuals with knowledge and skills

• By focusing only on theoretical knowledge

• By ignoring practical applications

What role do governments play in promoting equity and sustainability?

• They have no role

• They can create policies and regulations

• They should only focus on economic growth

• They should ignore environmental issues

Which of the following is an example of an equitable policy?

• Tax breaks only for large corporations

• Equal access to education for all children

• Healthcare only for the wealthy

• Public services only in urban areas