Intersectional social sustainability is a framework that examines the interplay between various social factors—such as age, gender, race, class, sexual orientation, and disability—and their impact on environmental outcomes. This approach aims to foster a more equitable and sustainable world for all individuals, irrespective of their social backgrounds. By considering how these social dimensions intersect and influence one another, we can devise comprehensive solutions to the challenges faced by both people and the environment.
Why the SUSTINENTIA Think Tank? The straightforward answer is to foster and contribute to the development of Extended Circular thinking in the field of sustainability. Our mission is to broaden the scope of sustainable practices by integrating innovative ideas and comprehensive strategies that address the complex challenges of sustainability in a holistic manner. Through our work, we aim to inspire and support the adoption of circular thinking, ensuring that sustainable solutions are both effective and inclusive, benefiting society and the environment alike.
