HOW THE RULE OF LAW CAN PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THREE CORE PILLARS

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A global consensus on the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development identifies the societal, economic, and environmental dimensions of 17 interdependent goals. Often overlooked, the rule of law plays a crucial role in advancing those sustainable dimensions. This paper highlights the importance of the rule of law as a critical component for promoting the 2030 Agenda and imparting sustainability in practices towards durable development across economic, social, and environmental dimensions. It argues that a stable, transparent legal system is necessary for economic prosperity as well as social and environmental sustainability because it ensures fair access to services, promotes equal opportunities, and enforces environmental protection laws.This analysis also looks at how robust legal frameworks, strong institutional capacities, and the empowerment through law are essential for promoting sustainable development and safeguarding the environment, offering a broad picture of how legal structures and institutions can be improved for holistic development and sustainability.

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Mahmutovic, A. (2024). HOW THE RULE OF LAW CAN PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THREE CORE PILLARS. Studia Iuridica Cassoviensia, 12(2), 132–153. https://doi.org/10.33542/SIC2024-2-09

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