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Sustainable communication is an approach that emerges from the integration of the concept of sustainability into the discipline of communication. This concept examines how communication can contribute to sustainable development goals, which are centered on environmental, social, and economic dimensions.
Sustainability is one of the prominent concepts of recent years. As defined in the 1987 United Nations report titled "Our Common Future," it means development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This definition captures the balance among the environmental, social, and economic dimensions of sustainability.
Many fields such as sustainable cities, economies, resource management, trade, and livelihoods can be associated with sustainability.
Communication is a fundamental process for creating shared understanding and facilitating mutual interaction between individuals or organizations. This process encompasses interpersonal, human-organization, organization-organization, and organization-societal system relationships.
Communication involves elements such as source, message, and receiver in the exchange of information, feelings, and ideas. Effective and high-quality communication is achieved when these elements come together within specific parameters.
Communication has evolved over time from classical one-way transmission to mass communication, advertising, and new media tools.
Sustainable communication refers to the strategic use of communication as a tool to achieve sustainability goals. This integration aims to raise awareness among individuals and communities about sustainability issues, foster behavioral change, and enhance social participation.
The benefits of sustainable communication include raising awareness about environmental issues, promoting social justice, and supporting economic sustainability. Integrating communication strategies with sustainability is critical for generating effective public campaigns and enabling positive social transformations.
In the field of communication studies, sustainability is addressed through its environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Academic research seeks to explore themes and methods linked to the Sustainable Development Goals. These studies analyze how communication strategies are integrated into sustainability practices and how this integration affects current and potential developments.
The foundation of public relations is built on ethical principles and a sense of responsibility. This principle also applies to sustainable communication.
In communication activities related to sustainability, transparency, honesty, and accountability are fundamental.
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