Inclusive economic growth is a type of economic progress that is shared fairly among all members of society. It ensures that everyone has access to opportunities, no matter their background.

This approach focuses on two main goals:

• Reducing poverty and inequality.
• Maintaining steady, sustainable development.

Instead of only looking at the total amount of wealth created, inclusive growth looks at the quality of that growth. It aims to make sure that the benefits reach people of all income levels, regions, and social groups.

Progress is often measured using tools such as:

• The Gini coefficient (which measures income inequality).
• Employment rates.
• Access to quality education and healthcare.

By promoting fairness, inclusive growth helps build social cohesion and long-term stability for everyone.