<p>This study aims to analyse and understand the correlation between the Solidarity Economy and the New Ruralities as integrated strategies to foster sustainable development in rural settings. The primary objective is to identify the impacts of these strategies on key aspects such as social cohesion, economic diversification and environmental preservation. It also seeks to provide informed recommendations for public policies and community practices that strengthen resilience and well-being in rural communities in the 21st century. The methodology employed in this research is qualitative and is subdivided into two complementary methods. First, search equations are applied using analytical category bibliometrics. Secondly, an exhaustive documentary review is carried out using matrices. A fundamental conclusion derived from this analysis is that the convergence between the solidarity economy and the new ruralities creates a favourable terrain for the formulation of integrated strategies aimed at fostering sustainable development in rural communities. This research exercise allows us to draw significant conclusions that address both divergences and convergences between these two approaches.</p>