Abstract

Gender equality and sustainable development are two interconnected and mutually reinforcing concepts. The article provides a comprehensive review of existing research evidence on the relationship between gender equality and sustainable development. The review synthesizes empirical studies, theoretical frameworks and policy analysis to shed light on the various dimensions of this relationship and its implications for achieving sustainable development goals. The article explores the critical relationship between gender equality and sustainable development from a multidimensional lens. Drawing upon empirical research, theoretical frameworks and policy analysis, it examines the interconnectedness between gender equality and various dimensions of sustainable development. By analyzing the economic, environmental and social aspects, the article emphasizes the significance of advancing gender equality in achieving sustainable development goals. It also highlights the importance of addressing challenges and finding out ways to promote gender equality within sustainable development agendas. Through this multidimensional perspective, the article contributes to a deeper understanding of the role of gender equality in driving sustainable development outcomes. By adopting a multidimensional perspective, this research article offers a comprehensive analysis of the complex relationship between gender equality and sustainable development. It highlights the interconnectedness between economic, environmental, and social dimensions, emphasizing the need for holistic approaches to advance gender equality. The article provides a valuable resource for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers seeking to promote gender equality within sustainable development agendas, ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable future.

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