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Время науки The Times of science 2021 45 Fig 1. Diversity Management Practices in RDI Human potential was widely acknowledged as the primary aim and driving force for social and economic growth toward the end of the twentieth century [14]. Sustainability is defined in economic and social development as stable economic growth with equitable provision for present and future generations’ needs, as well as participation by all citizens and population groups in achieving or limiting unsustainable production and consumption patterns. Kızılca [15] argues that sustainable economic growth and women’s empowerment are inextricably linked if they are to benefit all people equally today and in the future. According to Bandara, achieving gender equality in economic, social, and political terms is currently unattainable [16]. Economically engaged communities have a greater chance of thriving and prospering when both sexes participate in all facets of society and maximise their potential. The concept of economic growth and its affecting factors Economic growth throughout the first millennium was re-examined, as was the relationship between gender equality in economics and growth. In other words, a country cannot prosper economically if its population does not maximise its potential. Afghanistan’s population is more than half female, and as a result, the degree of political and economic decision-making should reflect this. Economic growth will remain a concept in perpetuity as long as economists continue to conduct research on poverty reduction and economic development. In quantitative terms, it depicts the growth of GDP and GDP per capita, as well as the volume indicators for various industries and regions of an economy (such as industrial and agricultural production outputs). Along with the increase of the end product, economic growth has a social and environmental consequence. When all market supply parameters react to changes in the economic indicators that signal demand (cash earnings and consumer spending, market price levels), a new long-