The issue of living together, interdependence and mutuality concerns shared, cooperative ways of life that bring economic and social gains to all involved, supporting fairness within and between generations and social mobility. Under 4.6.1 every strategy, programme, project, plan and service the organization carries out must take this issue into account and contribute to the six purposes of sustainability; the standard's table for this issue offers example questions for the cross-analysis, one per purpose: how social equity and inclusiveness enhance attractiveness; how the environment fosters intergenerational, intercultural and social mixing; how community bonds are strengthened so that they hold in disasters or serious crises; how barter and non-monetary transactions are facilitated for more efficient resource use; what social ties are built between the community's components, particularly the economically and culturally marginalized; and how urban development policy is assessed for how it affects health, safety and quality of life.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.