In current crowdfunding literature, the connection between fund providers and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) is highly significant. Prosocial behaviors and social cohesion can be predictors of crowdfunding for SDGs. Subjective choices in crowdfunding do not appear to be influenced by educational or income level, suggesting that individual differences in decision-making play a role. Prosocial behaviors have been analyzed within the framework of unity, expressing a sense of social responsibility and belonging. Prosocial behaviors are therefore seen as being linked to social cohesion and their impact on SDGs.
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