• Stead and al et [1] points out that four scientific theories underpinning the need for sustainability. Listed below is an extract of the authors’ book “Sustainable Strategic Management”.

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• Traditionally, the sustainability debate has largely left to academics, environment protectionists, government agencies and politicians. For average people, there is no forum available for them to voice out their concerns, let alone avenue to gather their input. The traditional sustainability debate is more a top down approach which normally takes much longer time and much bigger effort to funnel any useful ideas through the hierarchies of the society.

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• According to Goodland [1], Social sustainability means maintaining social capital. Social capital is investments and services that create the basic framework for society.

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