METHODS OF IMPROVING THE PRACTICE OF FINANCING GREEN ECONOMY PROJECTS

• Urazova Aynura Xalbayevna

  Master's student at the Higher school of business and entrepreneurship under the cabinet of ministers of the republic of Uzbekistan

This article explores effective methods for improving the financing of green economy projects. It discusses various instruments such as green bonds, public-private partnerships, and green banks, and emphasizes the importance of fiscal reforms, institutional investment, and international cooperation. The article also highlights innovative approaches involving fintech and digital tools. Through practical recommendations, it aims to support policymakers, financial institutions, and development agencies in closing the green financing gap and accelerating the global shift toward sustainable development.

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