For example, in her analysis of the SDGs, Esquivel argues that the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development does not have enough teeth to seize the transformative potential of the empowerment and equality issues it raises, because it does not fundamentally challenge the nature of the prevailing economic system and development model. Others stress that empowerment is potentially divisive in society because it defies existing power structures and forces the evolution of dominant social relations (Leach, 2015, Sen, 1995,2001, Tacoli et al. Redressing socio-economic disadvantage in the world of work, well-being and access to resources appears to be the first priority (Leach ed.,