Social change is the process of development. It is more than just a collection of laws and initiatives put in place to achieve specific goals. Achieving equitable and sustainable development continues to be the biggest obstacle facing humanity today. A nation's development path is determined by its citizens' level of awareness. The empowerment of women is a modern concern to bring about sustainable development, regardless of the constituency. Policymakers view women's issues and sustainable development as closely related. Therefore, among the many strategies to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), women's empowerment may be a careful approach. If a woman has attained any of the three fundamental aspects of economic empowerment, familial, and personal empowerment with their many metrics—she is considered empowered.