Define self sustainability. | Class 12 Biology Chapter Ecosystem, Ecosystem NCERT Solutions

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Define self sustainability.

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Self- sustainability and self- sufficiency are the overlapping states of being in which the person or the system or organization needs little or no help from the external sources or from others. It entails the self being enough to fulfill their needs and can maintain itself or we can say independent efforts.

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