| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | adaptability | ability to adjust and continue |
| 2. | adaptiveness | quality of adjusting successfully |
| 3. | autonomy | capacity to operate independently |
| 4. | balance | stable proportion among needs |
| 5. | balanced growth | growth without harmful excess |
| 6. | circularity | reuse-focused continuous resource flow |
| 7. | compatibility | ability to coexist without harm |
| 8. | conservancy | protection of natural resources |
| 9. | conservation | careful protection and maintenance |
| 10. | continuance | act or state of continuing |
| 11. | continuation | ongoing existence or operation |
| 12. | continued success | success maintained over time |
| 13. | continued survival | ongoing existence despite challenges |
| 14. | continued viability | ability to remain workable |
| 15. | continuity | unbroken continuation over time |
| 16. | dependability | quality of being consistently reliable |
| 17. | durability | ability to last over time |
| 18. | durable growth | growth lasting over time |
| 19. | durable prosperity | prosperity that lasts |
| 20. | durable resilience | resilience that lasts |
| 21. | durable stability | stability that lasts |
| 22. | durable success | success that lasts |
| 23. | durable value | value lasting over time |
| 24. | eco-friendliness | low harm to the environment |
| 25. | economy | careful management of resources |
| 26. | efficiency | effective use with little waste |
| 27. | endurance | capacity to keep going |
| 28. | enduring stability | stability that persists |
| 29. | enduring success | success that persists |
| 30. | enduring viability | viability that lasts |
| 31. | enduringness | quality of continuing for long |
| 32. | equilibrium | balanced and stable state |
| 33. | extension | lengthening of continued existence |
| 34. | feasibility | practical possibility of continuing |
| 35. | flexibility | capacity to adjust and keep working |
| 36. | flourishing | healthy growth and success |
| 37. | frugality | careful avoidance of waste |
| 38. | future viability | ability to succeed in future |
| 39. | green growth | environmentally responsible growth |
| 40. | greenness | environmentally friendly quality |
| 41. | harmony | balanced coexistence without conflict |
| 42. | health | sound condition supporting continuation |
| 43. | independence | ability to continue without dependence |
| 44. | lasting growth | growth that can endure |
| 45. | lasting power | capacity for long duration |
| 46. | lastingness | quality of lasting a long time |
| 47. | long-term balance | lasting balance among competing needs |
| 48. | long-term durability | lasting strength over many years |
| 49. | long-term health | healthy condition over many years |
| 50. | long-term resilience | resilience over an extended period |
| 51. | long-term stability | steadiness across an extended period |
| 52. | long-term success | success that continues over time |
| 53. | long-term survival | continued existence into the future |
| 54. | long-term viability | ability to continue long-term |
| 55. | longevity | long life or lasting power |
| 56. | maintainability | ease of being kept up |
| 57. | maintenance | keeping something in working condition |
| 58. | ongoing health | continued good condition |
| 59. | ongoing stability | stability that continues |
| 60. | ongoing success | success that keeps happening |
| 61. | ongoing viability | continued ability to succeed |
| 62. | permanence | quality of lasting indefinitely |
| 63. | persistence | continued existence despite difficulty |
| 64. | practicability | workability in real conditions |
| 65. | preservation | keeping something intact or continuing |
| 66. | prolongation | extension of duration |
| 67. | prosperity | successful long-term flourishing |
| 68. | recoverability | ability to return after damage |
| 69. | recyclability | capacity to be recycled |
| 70. | regeneration | renewal after use or damage |
| 71. | reliability | dependable continued performance |
| 72. | renewability | capacity to be naturally replenished |
| 73. | renewal | process of becoming fresh again |
| 74. | replenishment | restoration of what was used |
| 75. | resilience | ability to recover and persist |
| 76. | restoration | return to a healthy condition |
| 77. | retention | continued keeping or preservation |
| 78. | reusability | ability to be used again |
| 79. | robustness | strength under stress or change |
| 80. | self-reliance | capacity to function without outside help |
| 81. | self-sufficiency | ability to continue independently |
| 82. | soundness | reliable long-term condition |
| 83. | stability | steadiness over time |
| 84. | staying power | ability to last or persist |
| 85. | steadiness | consistent, reliable continuation |
| 86. | stewardship | responsible care of resources |
| 87. | strength | capacity to endure pressure |
| 88. | support | help that keeps something going |
| 89. | supportability | ability to be supported long-term |
| 90. | survivability | ability to survive and continue |
| 91. | sustenance | support that enables continued existence |
| 92. | tenability | ability to be maintained or defended |
| 93. | thrift | careful, economical use |
| 94. | thriftiness | habit of avoiding waste |
| 95. | thriving | healthy, successful continuation |
| 96. | upkeep | regular care to keep functioning |
| 97. | viability | ability to continue successfully |
| 98. | viable growth | growth that can continue |
| 99. | well-being | healthy, satisfactory condition |
| 100. | workability | practical ability to function |