Sustainable Development: Human Resource Problems and Bali's Economic Potential

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a global agenda aiming to eradicate poverty, boost prosperity, and safeguard the environment by achieving 17 objectives by 2030. Sustainable development emphasises considering the environmental impacts of all social and economic activities to maintain sustainability. A sustainable development plan necessitates ample development capital, including human capital with adequate skills, man-made capital like infrastructure and information systems, and environmental capital encompassing natural resources. Skilful human resources are vital for leveraging natural resources sustainably, while evenly distributed man-made capital, such as infrastructure and transportation systems, caters to regional needs. The goal is to avoid adverse environmental impacts and preserve environmental sustainability in both the present and the future.