Sustainable Development encompasses a wide range of practices aimed at promoting economic growth, environmental integrity, and social equity. It is rooted in the recognition that human society and natural systems are deeply interconnected. The concept gained widespread acceptance with the publication of the 1987 Brundtland Report by the United Nations, which emphasized the importance of intergenerational equity and sustainable resource management. Sustainable Development goals focus on reducing poverty, ensuring quality education, improving health outcomes, accessing clean water and sanitation, and protecting ecosystems, among others. This approach often involves collaboration across various sectors, including government, businesses, and civil societies, to implement policies and practices that foster resilience and adaptability in the face of climate change and resource scarcity.