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MÜASİR DÖVRÜN TRENDLƏRİ: “YAŞIL İQTİSADİYYAT VƏ DAYANIQLI İNKİŞAF” İQTİSADİYYAT VƏ SOSİAL ELMLƏR SAHƏSİNDƏ TƏDQİQATÇILARIN I BEYNƏLXALQ KONFRANSI KONFRANS MATERİALLARI I HISSƏ, vol.5, no.1, pp.223, 2024 (Conference Book)
Sustainable development is a process of development that meets the needs of present and future generations while maintaining an ecological, economic, social and economic balance. This entails minimizing the impact of economic growth on the environment and the system and managing resources responsibly. The theme of “Sustainable Development and Social Priorities” is that economic, social and environmental targeted steps are taken to ensure social and economic development. This not only focuses on short-term development, but also on long-term strategies that take into account the needs of future generations. The main goals of sustainable development are to ensure economic growth, reduce social inequalities and ensure environmental protection. This energy focuses on important issues such as strengthening social protection, reducing unemployment and strengthening social protection. A delicate balance between economic growth, environmental protection and the fulfillment of social priorities is needed to achieve sustainable development. This article examines the prospects for achieving this balance, focusing on strategies that combine long-term development goals with urgent needs of society such as poverty eradication, education, health and social equality. Through an 218 analysis of global frameworks and practical examples, the study identifies challenges in aligning sustainability goals with social priorities, particularly in diverse economic and cultural contexts. The study highlights the role of policy innovation, inclusive governance, and stakeholder collaboration in promoting sustainability and equity. Finally, it provides insights into creating a holistic approach that ensures both sustainability and social well being for current and future generations.