What is social development and examples?
Social development is a process that, over time, leads to the improvement of the living conditions of the entire population in different areas: health, education, nutrition, housing, vulnerability, social security, employment, wages, mainly.
How does social development take place?
Social development is promoted by the State from its different agencies and institutions, which are in charge of implementing social protection policies and programs to promote inclusion, and which are designed mainly to benefit those who live in the most precarious conditions.