The 47th International Conference on Economic Development & Social Sustainability (IEDSS 2025) explores how economic development can align with social sustainability to build inclusive, equitable, and resilient societies.
Key Topics
- Gender equality and women`s empowerment
- The impact of climate change on economic development and social equity
- Sustainable industrialization and innovation
- Disaster risk reduction and resilience building
- Digital economy and social inclusion
- Trade and sustainable development
- Community engagement and participation
- Green economy and circular economy
- Cultural heritage and social cohesion
- Affordable and sustainable housing
- The importance of governance and institutions
- Corporate social responsibility and accountability
- Poverty reduction and inequality
- Sustainable urban development
- Policy coherence and integration
- The role of SMEs in sustainable development
- Entrepreneurship for sustainable development
- Measuring and monitoring sustainable development
- Education and skills development for a sustainable future
- The role of technology and innovation
- Health and well-being for all
- Ethical considerations in economic development
- Building resilient and inclusive economies
- Biodiversity conservation and its socio-economic impacts
- Sustainable agriculture and food systems
- The water-energy-food nexus
- Global partnerships for sustainable development
- The future of work and social equity
- The role of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Sustainable economic growth models
- Sustainable tourism
- Social inclusion and justice
- Financing sustainable development
Who should Attend
- Policy makers and public officials
- Sustainability and CSR managers
- Environmental and development consultants
- Social and economic researchers
- Urban planners and housing experts
- NGO representatives and community leaders
- Educators and academic scholars
- Technology and innovation specialists
- Business and industry leaders
- Health and well-being advocates
- Graduate students and early-career professionals
