THE ROLE OF THE "GREEN ECONOMY" IN ENSURING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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Sustainable development, green economy, environmental security, natural resources, renewable energy, international initiatives, innovative technologies.Abstract
This article analyzes the content of the concept of sustainable development, its main social, economic and environmental components, as well as the role of the 'green economy' in this process. The importance of environmental responsibility, rational use of natural resources, introduction of renewable energy sources and international experience in achieving sustainable development is revealed. The article substantiates that the green economy is an integral part of sustainable development, based on 'green' strategies, environmentally friendly technologies and global initiatives for their implementation.
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