In relation to goal 10 of the UN Agenda 2030: reducing inequality within and between nations, in particular goal 10.2 is significantly aimed at "enhancing and promoting the social, economic and political inclusion of all regardless by age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion, economic status or otherwise." Eliminating inequality and disparity in access to services, such as healthcare, education and other fundamental services, is the basis of any effective long-term economic growth program for a country. Economic growth, however, is not sufficient on its own to reduce poverty and inequality if inclusive growth is not achieved. Sustainable development involves the three economic, social and environmental dimensions. Paying attention to the needs of the most disadvantaged and marginalized means reducing disparities to achieve concrete inclusive growth. Inequality is a factor that impedes economic growth, but to reduce or eliminate it it is necessary to eliminate the inequality of opportunities from which it is produced.
