'Development' is an idea which emerged out of the post-colonial world. Broadly speaking it's the idea that less developed nations can 'catch up' to the Global North. It equates 'development' to 'progress', and imagines that nations move in a linear fashion along a timeline.
There are manifold problems with the idea of 'sustainable development'. Some are:
Sustainable development is an oxymoron. Growth requires consumption which requires the use of natural resources.
The use of economic growth and GDP as a measure of success places nations in a hierarchy and reinforces the idea of progress as linear
It depoliticises decisions that need to be made in order to solve environmental problems, by rendering them as purely technological problems to be solved - rather than a set of alternate futures which have trade offs
Things that link the individual ideas within the pluriverse:
The idea of human emancipation within nature. Therefore it is not an exercise in cultural relativism, where anything goes.
They go to the root of the problem
They challenge established notions of development, such as economic growth and productivism