Science for the People: Enable Technologies for Sustainable Development

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Science for the People: Enabling Technologies for Sustainable Development

We all know that Science is a systematically organized body of knowledge or a particular subject. It is really helpful to us to see situations and solve it with sort of facts and truths. It is the best way also to discover lots of things that we may not encountered before, some are doing fun to observe and have experimentation to prove what they are doing and share it to others, that was lit through. With the use of technologies we can easily do what we want and that will be serve as a great help to us. But how Science and Technologies can solve and can be connect to the Sustainable Development? How will it work out?

Figure 2: Modern Industrialization happening in the modern world

Science and Technology plays a very important role in the overall development of the country right now. It will be a greater help in the industrialization which will work out to create industries and do the process. Infrastructure Development also can be inclined with by the help of Science and Technology; in which we can easily build lots of building because of arising Technologies that is really a good one to use. Communications can prove although we’re far to our relatives and you got used to talk to them. In that ways we can sustain our developing country from good to better. It explains also that Science and Technologies have been implemented to the every aspect of modernization in every nation because we cannot survive in such a competitive and technological world if we do not take then help of those that makes us stronger and cause for us to take forward and meet unexpected situations that makes our lives live to the fullest.

Advancement of Science and Technologies is directly and positively affecting the people’s way of living in the modern world. New inventions in the field of Science and Technologies are very significant in such developing country or world to be strong and well-developed. Thus, it will helps us to be successful and have a better life though. After all variety of this two are made by which emphasizing the benefits that we possibly to gained if this is continue to arise and have the sustainable growth in all aspects, have a promotion and start being adult to our country. Our country needs us and we need our country also. Take care of it and surely it will attacks its counterpart to us.

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