Can Young Lithuanian Consumers Drive Economic Transformation Through Sustainable Consumption?

Have you heard of “Sustainable product”? How would you personally define a “sustainable product”?

  1. eeyyee, ani amana inumaaf bu'aa qabeessummaa naannoo fi hawaasummaa deeggaru.
  2. eeyyen, prooduktii itti fufinsa qabu kaayyoo isaa guutuun qabeenya uumamaa guutuu hin dhumsiin hojjechuu qaba.
  3. eeyyee, jechi kun yeroo baay'ee dhaga'ameera - kunis hidhata qopheessuu cimsuu fi meeshaa barbaachisaa ta'e qopheessuudhaan gatiin alaa fooyyessuuf baay'ee oola.
  4. eeyyee, kun yeroo baay'ee arguuf dhufe. kun meeshaa akkamitti akka kanneen naannoo eegu fi mala dandeettii humna hojii eeggatu fayyadamu.
  5. eeyyen, ani beekuudha. kuni naaf jecha, wanta dheeraa fi deebi'ee itti fayyadamuun, addunyaa miidhuu hin dandeenye dha.
  6. eeyyee, inni maqaa qaba. ani yaada keenyaaf gargaarsa qabdu walitti qabna maqaa isaanii kabajuudhaan.
  7. eeyyee, yommuu oomishni gara bosona garbage deemu fi saffisaan qoramu.
  8. eegamuudhaan turuu danda'u.
  9. Yes, I’ve heard of it. I’d define a sustainable product as something created with long-term impact in mind. For example, cups made from coffee grounds. It’s about reusing existing materials, minimizing waste, and designing products that actually last, not just look “eco” for marketing reasons.
  10. Yes, I have heard of sustainable products. To me, a sustainable product is a type of consumable, that has a recycable and resuable package or either has an food/item/consumable that was grown ecologically, without harming nature, without polluting etc.