Equidad&Desarrollo is an academic journal dedicated to equity and development related research. The main content may cover the following aspects: exploring the concept, connotation, and interrelationship between fairness and development from a theoretical perspective, including the understanding of fairness from different disciplinary perspectives, such as the definition and measurement of social fairness in sociology, and the balance between fairness and efficiency in economics; Conduct in-depth research on the impact of various development models and policies on equity, such as analyzing how a specific economic development policy affects the fairness of resource allocation among different social groups, or the role of educational development strategies in promoting educational opportunity equity; Pay attention to equity and development issues in specific regions or groups, such as studying the development gap and equity status in rural areas of developing countries, or the equity challenges and development difficulties faced by vulnerable groups in cities; It may also involve the relationship between fairness and sustainable development, exploring how to ensure fairness in resource utilization, environmental protection, and other aspects while pursuing economic and social development, in order to achieve long-term sustainable development goals.

Its target audience usually includes scholars and researchers engaged in development research, sociology, economics, and other related fields. They can learn about the latest research results and theoretical viewpoints through this journal, providing reference and inspiration for their own research; Policy makers may also be an important audience group, and research findings and recommendations in journals can provide a basis for them to formulate more fair and effective development policies; In addition, students, social activists, and others interested in equity and development issues may also pay attention to this journal to obtain relevant knowledge and information, and promote social attention and discussion on equity and development issues.