This research focuses on the efficacy of sustainable practices in reducing environmental degradation and fostering socioeconomic growth. By thoroughly examining current literature and empirical data, the study intends to give insights into sustainability programs’ possible advantages and constraints. The results emphasize the necessity of multidisciplinary methods and collaborative efforts in achieving sustainability objectives. This study evaluates the complete literature using secondary data from academic publications. Secondary data analysis entails analyzing existing academic papers, studies, and publications on sustainable practices and their effects on environmental deterioration and socioeconomic development. The results indicate that sustainable practices improve environmental quality, economic prosperity, and social well-being. Statistical study shows a strong link between sustainability activities, lower carbon emissions, improved resource efficiency, and increased community resilience. Furthermore, qualitative findings highlight the significance of education, policy change, and cooperation in fostering sustainable development. In conclusion, this research emphasizes the transformational power of sustainable practices in addressing global concerns and promoting holistic development. By combining data from several fields and analytical techniques, the study provides a thorough knowledge of the consequences of sustainability for current and future generations. Continuous dedication is essential to utilize interdisciplinary expertise, encourage creativity, and back concerted efforts toward a more sustainable future resistant to challenges. The new economy, driven by digital technologies, could help developing countries diversify output and foster economic growth. Building digital development capacity enhances the country's capabilities to promote innovation, create knowledge and disseminate information. Digital networks increase communication and allow people, regions, and nations to collaborate and share information to foster growth and sustain development. For developing countries, external knowledge enhances the economy's readiness to diversify output, create employment opportunities and improve global competitiveness.