Advancing Social Sustainability: Exploring the Nexus of Climate Change, Gender Inequality, Social Capital, and Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Social Sustainability (SS) refers to a society's ability to maintain and improve the well-being of its current and future generations. It focuses on inclusivity, equality, human rights, and community development. The core elements of social sustainability include access to resources, participation in decision-making, and the development of social cohesion. It is critical to have a solid method of monitoring the progress of Social sustainability to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Identification of monitoring frameworks suitable for SS Tools for measuring Social Sustainability, such as Surveys, Interviews, and Focus Groups: These tools are vital for capturing qualitative insights and fostering community participation. Social Indicators such as Employment Rates and Social Inclusion provide measurable benchmarks for SS progress.