The provided infographic highlights the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a focus on three main pillars: Environmental, Social, and Economic sustainability.

1. Environmental: This aspect emphasizes maintaining a viable natural environment. It includes initiatives for a sustainable natural and built environment, aiming to balance development with the conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity.
2. Social: This pillar focuses on nurturing community well-being. It covers creating an equitable social environment, ensuring that social policies and practices promote inclusivity, equity, and access to essential services for all community members.
3. Economic: This component is about fostering a sufficient and resilient economy. Sustainable economic development aims to achieve economic growth while ensuring that resources are used efficiently and responsibly to support long-term prosperity without compromising future generations’ needs.

The Venn diagram in the image illustrates the interconnectedness of these three pillars. The overlapping areas represent integrated approaches where initiatives can achieve multiple sustainability outcomes, such as a sustainable natural and built environment, equitable social environment, and sustainable economic development.