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The document discusses the importance of resources for human survival and development, categorizing them into biotic, abiotic, renewable, non-renewable, individual, community, national, and international resources. It emphasizes the need for careful resource development and planning to ensure sustainable development, which meets present needs without compromising future generations. The conclusion highlights the necessity of wise and sustainable resource utilization for a better future.

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Resources and Development Project

The document discusses the importance of resources for human survival and development, categorizing them into biotic, abiotic, renewable, non-renewable, individual, community, national, and international resources. It emphasizes the need for careful resource development and planning to ensure sustainable development, which meets present needs without compromising future generations. The conclusion highlights the necessity of wise and sustainable resource utilization for a better future.

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Resources and Development

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Resources and Development


Introduction
Resources are essential for the survival and development of human beings. They are gifts of nature

that are used to satisfy our needs. Proper utilization and conservation of resources are necessary

for sustainable development.

Types of Resources
- Biotic Resources: Resources obtained from the biosphere (e.g., forests, animals).

- Abiotic Resources: Resources composed of non-living things (e.g., minerals, metals).

- Renewable Resources: Resources that can be replenished (e.g., solar energy, forests).

- Non-Renewable Resources: Limited resources (e.g., coal, petroleum).

- Individual Resources: Owned by individuals (e.g., farmland).

- Community Resources: Belong to a community (e.g., public parks).

- National Resources: Belong to a nation (e.g., rivers, highways).

- International Resources: Regulated internationally (e.g., oceans).

Resource Development
Resource development refers to the process of using resources carefully and efficiently to meet

present needs without compromising future generations.

Steps:

- Surveying and mapping

- Planning for use

- Conservation for the future.

Need for Resource Planning


- Uneven distribution of resources

- Over-utilization leads to depletion

- Avoid regional imbalances

- For sustainable development.

Sustainable Development
Sustainable development means development that meets the needs of the present without

compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Conclusion
Resources are very important for the development of any nation. Proper planning, conservation, and

development of resources are essential for a better future. We must ensure that resources are used

wisely and sustainably.

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