Sustainable Environment & Gender Inequality (Health and Education Perspectives)

Human progress has always depended on our technical ingenuity and a capacity for cooperative action. These qualities have often been used constructively to achieve development and environmental progress: in air and water pollution control for example, and in increasing the efficiency of material and energy use. Environment and development are not separate, challenged, they are inexorably linked. Development cannot subsist upon a deteriorating environmental resource base: environment cannot be protected when growth leaves out of account the costs of environmental destruction. Sustainable environment and gender equality are being eloborately discussed with special refernce to human development the present paper offers to discuss the inter face of envirnoment, gender with special reference to women health, education and provide certain suggestions to eradicate inequality.