THE ROLE OF THE GREEN ECONOMY IN ACHIEVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
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green economy, sustainable development, ecological sustainability, green finance, diversification, infrastructure.Abstract
This article examines how green economy can be applied in all areas of sustainable development, including agriculture, industry, transport, energy, finance, and urban planning, as well as the possibilities of combating climate change and stimulating economic growth through saving natural resources. It analyzes how green economy creates social and economic benefits in achieving sustainable development goals, as well as the importance of introducing green technologies in rural and urban areas.
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