Arjun Rai

The proposal to conduct a study focused on assessing youth orientation toward sustainable development, with a particular emphasis on the Triple Bottom Line principle, represents a timely and important initiative. In the face of deepening environmental, economic, and social challenges, young people play a key role in shaping a sustainable future. Their attitudes, values, and willingness to engage can significantly influence the direction of sustainability policies and practices.

The particular value of this proposal lies in its focus on the context of the Global South—a region facing complex challenges such as poverty, unequal access to education, inadequate infrastructure, and high vulnerability to climate change. By applying the Triple Bottom Line framework—which emphasizes balanced development across economic, environmental, and social dimensions—the research could offer valuable insights into how youth perceive and understand sustainability within the realities of their own communities.

The open invitation for collaboration among scholars and researchers further enhances the potential of this project. Networking and an interdisciplinary approach allow for a deeper understanding of the complexity of the issues and create space for a unified voice in support of a sustainable future. This type of research would not only contribute to academic knowledge but also empower young people as key agents of social change.

Thank you very much for deeper insight on the relevance of the topic. If there are other scholars willing to collaborate on the topic please recommend. The plan is that we collect data from our own context using the standardized instrument a and finally merge the

Data and anayze it.