Exploring Mechanisms for Sustainable Resource Management: An Empirical Study on Human, Social, Economic & Environmental Resources in Bangladesh

Abstract

Sustainable resource management aims to concurrently produce favorable effects for the environment, society, and the economy. The SDGs provide strategies, goals, activities, and management practices that resource management practitioners can apply in the fields of development outcomes in Bangladesh. Advancing the societal aspect of sustainability is challenging in developing countries like Bangladesh because large portions of the population live below the International Poverty Line. This study is done from secondary sources rely on observations to investigate past preparing frameworks examination with certain recommendations of new contemplations, strategies, procedures, and applications Ensuring air and water quality, reducing food and water consumption, decreasing waste, enhancing energy efficiency, sharing of renewable energy and conserving ecologically valuable lands are the challenges of SDG globally. The interrelationship between different factors and their influence on Human, Social, Economic, and Environmental Resources in Bangladesh is highly sensitive and volatile for the accuracy of monitoring. This study aims to Explore Mechanisms for Sustainable Resource Management in Bangladesh in the areas of human, social, economic, and environmental Resources sustainable quality, systems, analysis, and policy. The findings of this study can be used for policy intervention for future sustainable development of the SRM from the perspective of resource Mechanism analysis, renewable resources, and following the three R's: reduce, reuse, and recycle.