IMPROVING ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISMS FOR GREEN DEVELOPMENT IN REGIONAL ECONOMIES.
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
green development, regional economy, green finance, organizational mechanisms, sustainable developmentAbstract
Green development has emerged as a key paradigm for achieving sustainable regional economic growth while preserving environmental integrity. Improving organizational and economic mechanisms is essential to integrate ecological objectives with economic performance at the regional level. This paper examines the theoretical foundations and practical mechanisms of green development, emphasizing the roles of organizational coordination, green finance, industrial structure upgrading, digital economy development, and energy utilization efficiency. Using a systemic perspective, the study highlights how coordinated policy frameworks, financial incentives, technological innovation, and institutional collaboration can enhance regional green economic efficiency. The findings demonstrate that comprehensive organizational and economic mechanisms are critical for fostering sustainable development, reducing environmental risks, and ensuring long-term regional competitiveness.
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