Sustainability, should consider the use of sustainable technologies and strategies to preserve natural and built environments. It also means that health improvements continue over time, even after external support ends., Diversity, recognises and respects differences in race, culture, language, age, gender, ability, and beliefs when implementing community development initiatives., Address disadvantage, identifying and supporting individuals and groups that face barriers to good health, such as poverty, discrimination, or limited access, through community development initiatives., Human rights, basic freedoms and protections that belong to all people — including the right to health, education, and safety., Valuing local culture, knowledge, skills and resources, recognising that local people know their own needs best, and their culture and traditions are important in creating health solutions., Social justice, means fair treatment and equal access to resources for all people, regardless of their background or situation to achieve their best possible health.

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