Review on the Perception of the Sustainable Environment

This review delves into the intriguing realm of the perception of the sustainable environment, exploring individuals' attitudes, beliefs, and understanding of environmental sustainability. By examining the factors influencing perception and its impact on behavior, this review paper attempted to sheds light on potential avenues for promoting sustainable practices. The findings reveal the significant influence of knowledge and awareness, values and beliefs, and socio-demographic factors on individuals' perception of the sustainable environment. Moreover, a captivating connection emerges between a positive perception of sustainability and increased engagement in pro-environmental behaviors, as well as support for environmental policies. Drawing on strategies such as education, communication, policy interventions, and the power of social norms, this review unveils the potential to cultivate a favorable perception of the sustainable environment and inspire sustainable practices. The quest for knowledge in this field continues to unfold, inviting further exploration of the intricate relationship between perception and behavior, thus illuminating pathways towards effective sustainability promotion strategies.