View that because of our superior intellect and power or because of our religious beliefs, we have an ethical responsibility to manage and care for domesticated plants and animals and the rest of nature. Compare environmental wisdom worldview, planetary management worldview.
related to the environment, the concept of resposible care-taking; based on the premise that we do not own the resource, but are managers of the resources and are responsible to future generations for their condition.
The practices of sustainably managing forest resources with an emphasis on preserving and protecting their long-term environmental integrity.
responsibility for the management of environmental, economic and socialfactors
The concept of responsibly managing all of the earth's resources for the benefit of present and future generations of people, plants, and animals.
The careful and responsible management of our resources.
Responsibility to administer or attend to the assignments one receives in a Church calling, or to take care of those things with which we are blessed from God, including families, neighbors, and even temporal blessings.
the concept of responsible caretaking; the concept is based on the premise that we don’t own resources, but are managers of resources and are responsible to future generations for their condition.
To be responsible for managing property or resources; the individual's responsibility to manage his/her life and property with proper regard for the rights of others.
An essential element of parish life that challenges all parishioners to share their time, talent and treasure for the fulfillment of the parish mission.
The practise of managing or looking after the well being of something.
Watershed residents making a conscious effort in their lifestyle to lessen personal impact upon the environment with responsible choices and actions.
The act of entrusting the careful and responsible management of the environment and natural resources to ones care for the benefit of the general community.
the responsibility for managing, conducting or supervising the quality, state or condition of a commercial or institutional building.
systematic, responsible actions directly affecting ethnographic resources.
the act of being responsible or caring for a person, place or thing.
Is voluntary, active care and sustainable use of private lands, based on a moral commitment to conservation. It may be as simple as leaving a native shrub standing in your yard, to provide a natural food source for wildlife such as migrating birds, or it may be as grand as participating in a stream restoration project and taking a Stewardship Pledge.
The preservation of public good by ensuring that the social and the ethical issues related to biotechnology are addressed, and that the federal government has an effective regulatory regime and the science capacity to protect human and animal health and the environment.
The process of managing life and property with proper regard for the rights of others.
The management of estates or affairs not his own
long-term responsibility for the care and management of land or conservation easements.
Taking responsibility and caring for the Earth or any part of it. Includes responsibility in using resources and creating as little waste and pollution as possible.
For Friends, stewardship is an element of integrity. Good stewardship directs Friends' investment of time and money in sustainable and renewable resources and in work that supports Quaker values and beliefs.
Administration of land and associated resources in a manner that enables them to be passed on to future generations in a healthy condition.
management of the heritage of our natural spaces and species in such a way that it can be passed on to future Canadians intact.
the gift of your time, resources, money and talent.
the act of taking care of your land for the long term. Leaving your property in better condition than you found it.
A philosophy that holds that humans have a unique responsibility to manage, care for, and improve nature.
a knowledge of reflecting God's Grace by returning gifts of time, talent and treasures to His church.
the concept of an individual, company or institution taking responsibility for, and reducing the impact of, its actions on the environment.
1. the act of being a steward, as in management of household accounts, etc. 2. supervision or administration, as of finances and property, for another or others sustainable design a holistic approach to the design of buildings and landscapes that minimizes ecological impacts to the environment while balancing economic, social, and environmental factors
The careful and responsible management of ecosystem resources entrusted to humans in the interest of achieving and protecting ecosystem integrity for its intrinsic value and/or for the benefit of current and future generations.
the life-cycle approach to product management - is the responsible and ethical management of a crop protection or biotechnology product from its discovery or development through to its ultimate use and beyond
Our personal response to God's generosity in the way we share our resources of time, talent, and money. Parish members are encouraged to make an annual stewardship pledge. This pledge represents their specific Christian commitment to "work, pray, and give for the spread of the kingdom of God" (BCP, p. 856).
Our responsibility or role to look after the interests of, and guide, others.
caring for land and associated resources and passing healthy ecosystems to future generations. Return to
the wise management and use of forest resource to ensure their health and productivity for the future with regard for generations to come.
Careful and responsible management to ensure that goals and objectives are being achieved for the benefit of current and future generations.
Christian management of resources; Church department that develops and promulgates a biblical approach to stewardship ministries.
The concept of land as a resource, our responsibility to wisely manage that resource, and our responsibility to future generations for the condition of that resource when we leave it.
Environmentally and socially responsible use, management and development of forest resources to maintain and enhance the value of the forest for present and future generations. Intendance Gérance
The science, art and skill of responsible and accountable management of resources.
An Accenture core value that is based on the following principles: Seek opportunities to improve the way the world works and lives. Counsel and mentor others. Provide for training and development of all team members, including client personnel. Commit, through words and deeds, to our shared vision. Use the resources of the company prudently. Help build a stronger company for the future. See Core Value
(Land) To care for and manage land in a way that maintains its ecological integrity for the benefit of present and future generations; an essential element of conservation.
Exercising reasonable care generally related to products and processes.
The devout investment or use of money, time and ability. In biblical times, a steward supervised a household or an estate. Today, as God's children, we deem God the source of all we have, seek to hold it in trust for God and desire to be "good stewards of the manifold grace of God." (1 Peter 4:10a)
the individual's responsibility to manage life and property with a reasonable regard to the rights of others.
the concepts of responsible care taking based on the premise that we do not own resources, but are managers of resources and are responsible to future generations for their condition.
an individual's responsibility to exercise care over possessions entrusted to him or her
Preserving our heritage. Being a caretaker of our resources.
a land ethic where people care for our land, air and water as parts of a natural system, and in a way that sustains and enhances it for generations to come.
In general usage, stewardship is the wise management and use of resources, whether by an individual, corporation, government, etc. Among many religious conservatives it is the concept that God owns everything and has entrusted certain resources to individual believers who will eventually be held accountable for what they accomplished with those resources.
The ability to manage an estate, a house, a shop, a stable or an inn. Most noblewomen and shop owners would have this skill. Those obtaining shops within the rp market should consider this as a skill to increase your ability as a shop owner and merchant.
The use of resources (time, talent and treasure) based on the premise that all creation is a gift of God and ultimately belongs to God.
Stewardship is the managing of what belongs to someone else. Christian stewardship involves recognizing that everything we have belongs to God. We will therefore want to manage and use everything we have according to his will. We will use our time, talents, and treasures in church, family, and state to God's glory and the benefit of our fellow human beings.
Our responsibility is to keep before the members of the congregation the fact that as Christians we are stewards of all of life - our time, our talents, our possessions - managers of God's gifts. Much of our work is concentrated in the last half of the year, during the months of Stewardship emphasis when we challenge members to grow in their commitment to the ministry of our congregation and the church around the world. In this process, we encourage members to grow in their progress giving toward a tithe (10%). A favorite definition is: 'Stewardship is what I do after I say "I believe."' Members:!-- mailtag("LarsenJudy","aol.com","Judy Larsen"); -- (chair), Russ Grove
In general, stewardship is assuming responsibility for taking good care of resources. These resources may be individual, communal, commercial, or environmental, and form part of any community's natural capital.
Stewardship is a concept in theology. It can have practical ramifications in politics, such as in Christian Democracy.