SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC EXPANSION: UNLOCKING UZBEKISTAN'S GREEN ECONOMY POTENTIAL AND NAVIGATING INFLUENCING FACTORS

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  • Shokhista Akhunova PhD, Docent, Fergana Polytechnic Institute, Fergana, Republic of Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Green economy, Sustainable economic growth, Renewable energy, Resource efficiency, Environmental stewardship, Policy frameworks, Institutional capacity, Socio-economic dynamics, Climate change adaptation, Economic Development, Environmental preservation, green innovation, Decoupling economic growth, Water usage optimization, Green infrastructure, Eco-friendly industries, Market dynamics, International cooperation.

Abstract

This study explores the prospects for sustainable economic expansion in Uzbekistan through the lens of developing a green economy and identifies the influential factors shaping this trajectory. By embracing the principles of sustainability and environmental stewardship, Uzbekistan aims to unlock its green economy potential as a driver of long-term prosperity. Through a comprehensive analysis of key economic, environmental, and policy factors, this paper provides insights into the pathways for sustainable growth. It examines the role of renewable energy, green infrastructure, sustainable agriculture, and eco-friendly industries in fostering economic development while mitigating environmental impact. Additionally, it investigates the policy frameworks, institutional capacities, and socio-economic dynamics influencing the transition towards a green economy. By addressing these factors, Uzbekistan can chart a course towards sustainable economic expansion while balancing environmental preservation and socio-economic progress.

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Published

2024-04-15

How to Cite

Shokhista Akhunova. (2024). SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC EXPANSION: UNLOCKING UZBEKISTAN’S GREEN ECONOMY POTENTIAL AND NAVIGATING INFLUENCING FACTORS. Web of Humanities: Journal of Social Science and Humanitarian Research, 2(4), 17–24. Retrieved from https://webofjournals.com/index.php/9/article/view/1144

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