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Sustainable DevelopmentAbout Sustainable Development Sustainable development in the Government is about planning and carrying out our missions with full awareness of the internal and external environmental, economic and social factors that could affect the achievement of long-term goals. In today's competition for limited funds, resources, and workers, organizations must demonstrate commitment to long-term value. The best value for the American people is more than just the lowest first cost. Choices for government programs require promoting efficient resource allocation through well-informed decision-making. GSA promotes best practices in real property throughout the entire real property lifecycle as a continuing commitment to help make the U.S. government more sustainable. Sustainable Development Resources GSA has developed several resources on sustainable development to aid federal agencies in this effort:
To order: Contact Jonathan Herz, Regulations Management Division, Office of Real Property Management by telephone on (202) 501-3476 or Richard Ornburn, (202) 501-2873
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Last Reviewed 1/27/2009
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