Integrating Health Social and Policy Research for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
Keywords:
Sustainable development, goals health policy, integration global developmentAbstract
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals requires integrated approaches that connect health social and policy research. Fragmented research efforts often fail to address the interconnected nature of health equity social inclusion and governance challenges. This paper examines how interdisciplinary integration of health social sciences and policy research contributes to progress toward sustainable development. Using a qualitative synthesis of recent scholarly literature and global reports the study identifies key thematic patterns policy linkages and outcome trends. The results are presented through thematic readings and comparative tables highlighting areas of convergence and gaps. The findings demonstrate that integrated research frameworks enhance policy coherence equity and implementation effectiveness across sustainable development initiatives
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