In sustainability frameworks, which type of sustainability typically emphasizes equality and quality of life?

Social sustainability is a concept that focuses on the well-being of individuals and communities, emphasizing equality, equity, and quality of life for all members of society. It seeks to create systems and structures that support social cohesion, cultural diversity, and the essential needs of individuals, including access to education, health services, and basic rights. Promoting social sustainability means ensuring that everyone can participate in and benefit from economic and environmental resources, which contributes to a just and inclusive society.

This is in contrast to other forms of sustainability such as environmental, economic, and technological sustainability, which primarily focus on maintaining ecological balance, promoting economic growth and stability, and advancing technological innovations, respectively. While these elements are important, they do not directly address the social aspects of equity and quality of life that are central to social sustainability.