Second, socially speaking, it generally had to do with human actions in the field of development.

Social sustainability can be attained through contentment, accessibility, usability, a sense of

community, and other such "soft" localised issues. For instance, developers may suggest a
development property that is close to recreational areas in order to realise the goal of affluent and
tranquil communities. In this way, locals will be able to engage in recreational activities together. In
addition, there may not be much room between buildings. As a result, the communities of the locals
in the development area will grow to be self-sufficient and affluent.