Actively work to balance the needs and interests of different age groups in society, ensuring that policies don't disproportionately benefit or burden any particular generation, including future ones.
Policies and decisions made today have lasting impacts on future generations. Balancing the needs of current populations with the rights and resources of future individuals is crucial for sustainable development.
Policies that prioritize short-term gains may lead to long-term detriments, such as environmental degradation or unsustainable economic practices, which can negatively affect future generations.
Incorporate long-term impact assessments into policy-making processes. Develop frameworks that require consideration of intergenerational effects and engage multiple age groups in decision-making to ensure diverse perspectives are included.
A balanced approach to governance that respects and safeguards the interests of both present and future generations. Sustainable policies that promote enduring well-being and resource availability.