For example, people working in farms and industries can get income to increase their standards of living and even the rate of export. An increase in the population can provide security that can be used to defend the country from internal and external attacks like the Uganda People's Defense Force. However, the population can be a burden to sustainable development when most people are not working and the government has to budget for them, which can bring an imbalance of payment. Lifestyle can also bring sustainable development in Uganda. A lifestyle is how people live in the society.
People can be willing to work very hard in order to live a good life.
Also there is culture, which is the tradition of the people in the society and country as a whole. Likewise, if certain people are keeping their cultural things like drums and spears, tourists could come to see them and pay some income. Also the social organization of the people can bring development. When people are socially organized they can be mobilized to do some work like road construction, and the government can even build some schools and hospitals to be used by those people. But if they are not organized putting up of infrastructure by the government can be difficult.