CREATING A "GREEN" SPACE AND ACHIEVING DEMOGRAPHIC STABILITY IN UZBEKISTAN
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green space, sustainable development, demographic stability, ecology, urbanization, Uzbekistan, environmental policy, quality of life, environmental protection, social resilience.Abstract
This article examines the creation of "green" space in Uzbekistan as an important factor in ensuring demographic stability and improving the population's quality of life. Particular attention is paid to strategic areas for developing environmentally sustainable infrastructure, the rational use of natural resources, and fostering citizens' environmental awareness. The paper analyzes the relationships between state environmental policy, the level of urbanization, and demographic processes, and provides recommendations for harmoniously combining economic growth and environmental protection. Implementing the "green" space concept contributes to improving public health, reducing migration risks, and strengthening the country's social resilience.Downloads
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