Case study report-mixed report3The effects of utilizing the principles of sustainability and the triple bottom lineapproach.I will base my analyses on the positive and the adverse effects of holding the event on theprinciples of sustainability and the triple bottom line approach (Elkington 2008). The law ofsustainability applies the process of simultaneous change, where the manner of exploiting theresources, mode of investing, and the focus in technological advancement occur concurrently andthey potentially able to fulfill human needs and requirements. Sustainable development meets thepeople's current needs and requirements, and it does not impair the future generation frommeeting their needs (Zwaithoed 2017).The principle of sustainability applies three aspects;environmental, social, and economic issues. The triple down approach means evaluating thesocial, environmental, or the financial method of assessing something to gain enough knowledgeof it. In this case, we will analyze both the positive and the negative impacts of the event usingthe social, environmental (ecological factors), financial (economic) factors. Positive impacts: The positive effects regarding the social factors are; it maintains thepeople's culture. It brings people from diverse regions together, and they can appreciate theirvalues and ways of life (Friedman and Scholnick 2014). The significance of the event regardingthe economic factors is that when different people come together, they increase businessesopportunities and improve the profitability of these businesses. The government gets revenue,and this improves the economy of the area. The positive effects of this event about theenvironmental factors are that people are educated on how to take care of their environment(Genadinik 2015). Negative impacts: The adverse effects relating to social factors are; places where thereare many people are the targets of social evils such as robbery, raping, bombing, and many other

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