HUDUDLARDA BARQAROR IQTISODIY O‘SISHNI TA’MINLASHDA “YASHIL” TEXNOLOGIYALARDAN FOYDALANISH

Qudratxo‘jayev Abduqaxxor, Tohirova Muhlisaxon Darvishali qizi

Management and Economics Scientific Research Journal · 2026-yil

Annotatsiya

In the context of intensifying climate change, resource scarcity, and wideningdisparities in regional development, improving the mechanism for supporting the use of greentechnologies to ensure sustainable economic growth in regions has become an urgent scientificand practical issue. The purpose of this study is to develop an institutional and economicmechanism that accelerates regional green transformation based on a comparative analysis of themost relevant foreign and Russian scholarly works, together with the regulatory documents of theRepublic of Uzbekistan. The study employs systematic literature review, comparative analysis,synthesis, and conceptual modeling. The findings show that green technologies influencesustainable economic growth not directly, but through institutional quality, green finance,innovation capacity, demand-stimulation instruments, and the monitoring system. As a result, asix-link mechanism was proposed that takes regional differentiation into account and integratesfinancing, project portfolio, infrastructure, competencies, demand, and feedback. This approach may serve as a methodological basis for improving regional development programs and increasing the effectiveness of management decisions in Uzbekistan.

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MualliflarQudratxo‘jayev Abduqaxxor, Tohirova Muhlisaxon Darvishali qizi
JurnalManagement and Economics Scientific Research Journal
Nashr sanasi2026-04-01
Jild3
Son3
Betlar122-131
TilO‘zbek

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“yashil” texnologiyalar, barqaror iqtisodiy o‘sish, hududiy “yashil” transformatsiya, “yashil” moliya, uglerodsizlantirish, institutsional mexanizm, ekologik modernizatsiya

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