Social sustainability entails building inclusive societies that promote human welfare and opportunity across all segments of the population. This has become increasingly important with the Covid-19 pandemic, which has exposed longstanding prejudices and systemic inequalities in societies worldwide. For example, in many parts of Asia, minority groups have been discriminated and excluded from basic healthcare and sanitation services. Unfortunately, deep-rooted biases are multifaceted and complex social problems, which are difficult to be eradicated. Appraise these three (3) policies that can be used to enhance social inclusion in developing Asia. The three (3) policies to enhance social inclusion are (i) legal and institutional framework of a country, (ii) housing and social services provision, and (iii) uplifting the status of women. Should the government be the sole actor in fostering social sustainability and why and why not? What other actors are to be considered?