Abstract—The purpose of the current study is to understand the relationship between three different social sectors: private sectors, public sector, and non-profit sector, and SDG 3.3 (communicable disease) by analyzing data from case studies, using KPIs or social impact metrics to find out how well they accomplish the goal. This paper provides a clearer understanding of how different social structures are functioning when they are solving the social health issues, whether they are creating valuable impact measurements, and how effective they are improving the social health conditions within the community or the country. Embedding this approach will be critical in keeping stakeholders accountable and tracking progress of different sectors to help developing countries to achieve the SDG 3.3 and solve different kinds of communicational diseases issues. Eventually find out which social sector people can trust or deserves investment under today’s pandemic.

Index Terms—SDG 3.3, social structures, communicational diseases issues, efficiency

Cite: Yining Liu, "Which Social Sector Has Higher Efficiency for Achieving SDG 3.3," Journal of Advanced Management Science, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 59-63, September 2021. doi: 10.18178/joams.9.3.59-63

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