"Sustainability Concept In Developing Countries" ed. by Surendra N. Kulshreshtha

This volume is a collection of studies addressing the issue of sustainability from the perspective of developing countries. This book is a useful reference for professionals in developing countries as well as other jurisdictions.

Although it is not a comprehensive review of all developing countries, these contributions do portray some of the major issues in achieving sustainability in many developing countries. The book is divided into two parts: Part 1 includes chapters related to concepts and methodology relevant to sustainability in the context of developing countries. Part 2 presents some actual case studies including descriptions of the situations and advice on how to address sustainability in such economies.

Contents
1.A People-Centred Social Totality Approach to Low-Income Housing in the Developing World
2.Temporal MCDA Methods for Decision-Making in Sustainable Development Context
3.Integrating Water-Food-Energy Nexus with Climate Services: Modelling and Assessment for a Case Study in Africa
4.Consequences of Herbicide Use in Rural Environments and Their Effect on Agricultural Workers
5.Governance for Sustainable Remediation of Polluted Soil in Developing Countries
6.Studies, Efforts and Investigations on Various Aspects of Solid Waste Management with Emphasis on Developing Countries
7.An Empirical Study on Environmental Sustainability in Melaka City