In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, achieving well-being is no longer just an individual effort—it requires sustainable practices, supportive systems, and forward-thinking policies. Health must be viewed through the lens of long-term sustainability, balancing personal, societal, and environmental needs.
Volume III: Sustainable Well-Being takes this broader perspective, exploring how occupational health, environmental sustainability, ergonomics, and policy frameworks influence overall well-being. It addresses critical issues such as work–life balance, burnout, clothing and textile-related health concerns, and the impact of environmental factors on lifestyle disorders.
With a strong emphasis on sustainability, this volume highlights the need for integrating health promotion into everyday living while ensuring ecological balance and resource efficiency. It also examines the role of policy and community-level interventions in creating healthier and more resilient societies.
Serving as the culmination of the series, this volume offers a forward-looking approach to health—one that is sustainable, inclusive, and adaptable to the challenges of the modern world.