Our Common Future. Produced by the World Commission on Environment and Development

<h3><br></h3><h3>📌 Episode 1: The Brundtland Report –&nbsp;<em>Our Common Future</em></h3><p>In this episode, we dive into the landmark 1987 Brundtland Report, officially titled&nbsp;<em>Our Common Future</em>. Produced by the World Commission on Environment and Development, it introduced the concept of&nbsp;sustainable development—meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.</p><p>We’ll explore:</p><ul><li>The historical context and why the report was groundbreaking.</li><li>Its definition of sustainability and the balance between economic growth, social equity, and environmental protection.</li><li>Key challenges identified, including poverty, inequality, and ecological limits.</li><li>Why the Brundtland Report still matters today in global debates on climate change, sustainable business, and governance.</li></ul><p>This review reflects on how the report shaped international agendas and how its ideas remain relevant for modern sustainable management.</p>

Why the Brundtland Report still matters today?

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<h3><br></h3><p><strong>Sustainable Development Podcast</strong> explores the essential ideas, reports, and frameworks that have shaped the global sustainability agenda. From classic texts like the Brundtland Report to modern debates on climate change, equity, and green growth, this podcast breaks down complex concepts into clear insights. Created as a reflective study project, it aims to connect academic knowledge with real-world challenges, offering listeners a deeper understanding of how sustainable development guides international strategy and everyday decisions.</p>

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Why the Brundtland Report still matters today?