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When were SDGs adopted and what is the deadline?
2015 adoption · 2030 deadline · 17 SDGs · 167 targets
List the 6 components of SDG Target 4.7
1) Sustainable lifestyle 2) Human rights 3) Gender equality 4) Peace & non-violence 5) Global citizenship 6) Cultural diversity
GESO full form?
Green Enhanced Skills Occupation (NOT Green Education for Sustainable Occupation)
Does global citizenship imply legal status?
NO — it does NOT imply legal status. "Citizenship beyond borders" = values & responsibility only.
ESD has 3 key characteristics — name all 3
Holistic + Transformational + Interdisciplinary (all 3 — NOT just holistic and transformational)
Triple Bottom Line (3 P's) of sustainability?
People + Planet + Profit
IPCC — what does the first "I" stand for?
Intergovernmental (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change)
Systems thinking is highlighted by the ability to ___
Zoom in and out (see both details and the whole system)
Okayama Commitment is from which country?
Japan (2014)
GAP in context of ESD stands for?
Global Action Programme (on ESD)
___ competency = understanding multiple futures
Anticipatory competency
Action-oriented learning draws on Kolb's concept of ___
Experiential learning
India's water availability per capita (2011)?
1545 cubic meters per person
India's rank on Global Hunger Index 2020?
94 out of 107 countries
Timor-Leste case study — SDGs addressed?
SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) + SDG 3 (Good Health & Wellbeing)
Albania case study — SDGs addressed?
SDG 5 (Gender Equality) + SDG 8 (Decent Work) + SDG 16 (Peace & Justice)
Sustainable leaders look beyond immediate short-term gains — True or False?
FALSE — Sustainable leaders look BEYOND immediate short-term gains to see the larger context. They DON'T focus on short-term gains.
The need of the hour is to have leaders who ___
Take a holistic approach (NOT focus only on business profit or only technical solutions)
The sustainability mindset involves ___
All of the given — transparency, promising AND integrity
Leadership succession is described as ___
The last challenge of leadership — letting go, moving on, and planning for one's own obsolescence
___ leadership is also called missionary leadership
Radical leadership (is different from quiet leadership)
MGIEP full form?
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development — UNESCO Category 1, Asia-Pacific
NAPCC launched in India in which year with how many missions?
2008 — 8 National Missions on climate change
Siddha comes under which health sector?
Indigenous system of medicine (NOT public health, NOT private sector)
HECI full form and its 4 verticals?
Higher Education Commission of India — 4 verticals: NHERC (regulation), GEC (standard setting), HEGC (funding), NAC (accreditation)
NRF full form and purpose?
National Research Foundation — to facilitate a culture of research to penetrate universities (NOT just increase publication volume)
Participatory Sustainable Development — what is its objective?
Long-term sustenance — process through which people influence and share control over development initiatives and resources
Theory U — list all 5 stages in order
Co-initiating → Co-sensing → Presencing → Co-creating → Co-evolving (given by LEAD India)
Theory U — which stage = "prototyping the new"? (Assignment 11 Q6)
Co-creating (NOT co-evolving, NOT co-sensing, NOT co-initiating)
Maxwell's levels of leadership = ?
5 levels (NOT 15, NOT 25): Position → Permission → Production → People Development → Pinnacle
Sustainable Happiness formula (Dr. Catherine O'Brien)?
Human Flourishing + Ecological Flourishing
List the 6 LEAD India core values
Empathy · Equity · Inclusiveness · Accountability · Combining traditional knowledge with scientific methods · Temperance
SDG 17 — number of targets and indicators?
19 Targets and 25 Indicators
Partnership Accelerator = collaboration between which two bodies?
UN DESA (UN Dept of Economic & Social Affairs) + TPI (The Partnering Initiative)
Darwin's quote on collaboration (complete it)?
"Those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed"
UNESCO's constitution says peace must be founded on ___?
The intellectual and moral solidarity of mankind
Food sector's share of global GHG emissions?
22% of total greenhouse gas emissions
Which movement by Gandhi = preeminent prototype of cottage industries?
Cotton Movement (Swadeshi/Khadi movement)
Resilience = ?
The ability of a system to absorb disturbances and retain its basic function and structure
Frame model structures sustainability competencies into ___ goal dimensions
3 (Cognitive + Affective-motivational + Behavioral) — NOT 8, NOT 11, NOT 45
Sustainable leader has ___ decision-making style
Consensual (NOT forceful, NOT autocratic, NOT selfish) — A11 Q2
World Economic Forum (2019) describes global leaders as ___?
Dynamic, engaged and driven individuals with intellectual curiosity and service-oriented humility
Sus-QI 4 stages in order?
Set goals → Study the system → Design the improvement effort → Measure impacts (NOT "Ignore the system")