Overview
Ethics in resource management is essential for ensuring that resources are used responsibly and sustainably. It involves principles such as sustainability, equity, and transparency, which guide decision-making processes. By integrating ethical considerations, resource managers can promote fairness a...
Key Terms
Example: Using renewable energy sources is a sustainable practice.
Example: Equity ensures that all communities have access to clean water.
Example: A transparent budget process allows stakeholders to see how funds are allocated.
Example: Local communities are key stakeholders in environmental projects.
Example: Companies practicing CSR may invest in local community projects.
Example: Governments allocate funds for education and healthcare.
Related Topics
Sustainable Development
Focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising future generations.
intermediateEnvironmental Ethics
Explores the moral relationship between humans and the environment.
advancedCorporate Ethics
Examines ethical issues in business practices and corporate governance.
intermediateKey Concepts
sustainabilityequityresponsibilitytransparency