Economic inclusion refers to the process of ensuring that all individuals and communities have access to economic resources and opportunities. This includes access to jobs, financial services, education, and markets, allowing people to participate fully in the economy. By promoting economic inclusion, societies aim to reduce poverty and inequality, fostering a more equitable environment for everyone. Efforts to enhance economic inclusion often focus on marginalized groups, such as women, minorities, and low-income individuals. Initiatives may include providing training programs, improving access to credit, and supporting small businesses. Ultimately, economic inclusion seeks to create a more sustainable and prosperous economy for all members of society.