THE ROLE OF THE GREEN ECONOMY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEKISTAN
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Green economy, Sustainable agriculture, Sustainable development, Policy integration, Renewable energy##article.abstract##
This article explores the role of the green economy in Uzbekistan, highlighting key initiatives, challenges, and future prospects.
Uzbekistan has made tremendous progress in projects such as large-scale solar power plants and energy efficiency initiatives. However, issues such as financial limits, technology inadequacies, and the need for increased public awareness persist. Better policy integration, higher financial investments, and improved public education are suggested as areas for future development. Uzbekistan can achieve sustainable prosperity while also contributing to global climate change efforts by addressing these obstacles and using opportunities for regional cooperation and international help.
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