6. Belief in the free market economy as the best socio-economic system for achieving sustainable development and in the market as a source of inspiration for finding the most effective means of improving the economy and reducing environmental impact.
Green and sustainable development is not only a matter of science and technology, but also a matter of spiritual civilisation and the wisdom of the human spirit. This can be considered the basis, the root of all wonderful achievements and progress in science and technology. It has never been possible to develop science and technology without adopting the philosophy of green development or hoping to accept the spirit of green and sustainable development only then there will be no room for regret.
Moreover, we must not forget that green and sustainable development is a subjective human project. All of its various goals cannot be achieved without consensus among the various stakeholders, which must be constantly built up through various actions of administrators and developers to bring about global change. Whether one agrees with the above opinions and values or not, they exist to provide us with a vision and framework for the future of humanity. Emphasising the importance of coexistence, cooperation and harmony between people, a new set of values and a new philosophy is proposed, in which, along with all complex categories, there is responsibility as a generally accepted essence, accepted equally by all parties.
It is a philosophy based on environmental ethics, environmental law, environmental philosophy and environmental economics, with the environment being one of the most important factors in the development, production and consumption of goods for the well-being of the entire planet.
The main goal of the philosophy of sustainable development is to ensure a better world for all people on our planet, sustainable harmonious development of the ecosystems of the Earth and humanity, to create a comfortable and safe living environment for humans, not for the benefit of a few, a few people or for the benefit of one specific social class, but for the benefit of the whole society and all people in general, for prosperity for all peoples. Ecosystems provide natural resources and services on which human life depends. Humans depend on these ecosystems for survival.
The philosophy of green sustainable development covers the following main aspects:
1. Strategic, fundamental, theoretical and scientific foundations of sustainable development;
2. Philosophical and ethical foundations of sustainable development;
3. Scientific, theoretical and practical comprehension and understanding of the principles and uniqueness of green sustainable development.
It is a philosophy that all people, all nations, all groups and all institutions must accept, based on their experience and their consciousness, on the result of their aspirations to build a green and sustainable world order. In this sense, green sustainable development represents the way of thinking of the 21st century and the future according to green sustainable principles.
This is an ethically correct form of human behaviour, thinking and a form of relations between people, between people and the world community, between people and the Earth, between people and the Universe. The current strategy of green and sustainable development adopted by humanity in the last two centuries on a global scale has proven to be ineffective in terms of economic, social and environmental aspects, which has become the main reason for the current critical situation in which we live. A fundamental fundamental shift is required in the approach to green and sustainable development, which can be achieved through social re-education, as it is one of the most important factors in the process, but also one of the most difficult factors to implement. The need for social re-education stems from the complexity of the process called green and sustainable development strategy, in which the importance of knowledge and the role of learning are decisive factors. Therefore, the need to develop a strategy for green and sustainable development can only be achieved through the process of learning and generalising the acquired knowledge.
When people begin to live as one family, with a single goal, work for the benefit of all Humanity, for the benefit of all forms of life, take responsibility, realise and fulfil their obligations, then the planet and its people will be saved. This is a long and difficult path, which is based on green and sustainable development for socio-economic progress, to achieve an optimal state of society and all this is in perfect harmony with the transformation and arrangement of the Earth into a highly comfortable environment for the benefit of the planet as a whole. We can be sure that the most difficult stage is ahead. To achieve green sustainable development, you need to focus on three important things:
1. So that people are fully aware of the seriousness of the environmental problem of our planet.
2. For people everywhere to recognise the benefits of living in harmony with nature and preserving the environment.
3. So that people can change the current state of affairs and change the way they think and act.
4. For people to change their thinking and realise the fullness of their responsibility to solve the environmental problem of the planet, the need to achieve harmony with nature to preserve the environment, accept and fulfil obligations to change the current state of affairs.
This can be achieved and humanity has everything it needs.
6. GREEN ECONOMY. VALUES AND NEW CULTURE FOR SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT
The core value of green sustainable development is an emphasis on the rational use of the planets natural and environmental resources, on the idea of managing and using the natural environment in this way, to always keep it in a useful and reproducible state, preserving the natural environment and preventing its use, in which you can apply some-or damage. The emphasis is on allocating much more human and financial resources to improve peoples quality of life, and not just on a simple increase in the amount of material wealth.It is also based on the idea of creating an economic system, aimed at creating a better standard of living for people, and not simply to seek maximum rates of profit for the benefit of a small part of the worlds population.
The green economy is very different from the market economy of the welfare state under capitalism. The green economy is based on a completely new economic paradigm, which is based on the ability to maintain technological progress without causing a negative impact on the natural environment, keep nature healthy and vital, reduce the dominance of the economy over society as a whole and subordinate the economic system to the needs of society and progress as a whole. When it comes to preserving and protecting the environment, then this is necessary for the survival of humanity. Life is impossible on a dead planet and the death of the planet means, that humanity will perish along with the planet. When we talk about environmental protection, then there are no political, ideological or philosophical differences. At the same time, Green sustainable development means the materialisation of an integrated approach in all aspects of life to promote green and sustainable development in various fields, provides a common framework for mobilising global change to achieve the ultimate goal of green sustainable development at all levels. Theres no doubt about it, that one of the main elements of sustainable green development over the years has been the task of developing the material resources of the planet in this way, which will allow people to live as comfortably as possible, achieve the greatest freedom with the least effort, engage in intellectual and creative growth, create a new culture of technological development, and a previous and properly maintained narrative of responsibility will allow one to do more than just satisfy ones hunger or satisfy ones random whims. There must be a common criterion for evaluating different projects, when it comes to development approach, and it should not be based solely on economic criteria for evaluating various projects. The economic system should not focus on that consumerism, which is observed at the level of simple saturation.