The study delves into the social and solidarity economy (SSE) ‘s pivotal role in localization efforts to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs). It seeks to answer the following questions: With society's overarching issues and complexities, how can development be achieved where “no one is left behind”? What could be the proven model to include the poor and marginalized participating in economic and social pursuits? The study explores the efforts and initiatives and the contribution of these organizations in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The SSE played an important role in poverty alleviation and improving the quality of life. Cases and examples based on the literature are included to elaborate further on aligning the social and solidarity economy (SSE) with sustainable development goals. It also examines the critical role of the state in supporting and empowering SSE. Furthermore, the study explores the various integration of SSE in local communities. The different types of SSE can address the pressing and long-standing concerns. The strategies and approaches, lessons, and hallmarks created by the SSE ecosystem in the country. The transformative power of social and solidarity economy must be appreciated and recognized at the local, national, and global levels.
