SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITION TO GREEN ECONOMY

Abstract

Sustainable development and the transition to a "green" economy is an important issue both for the global economy and for regions and countries. The development of the economy and the transition to a "green" economy reflect many issues, such as the rapid growth of the world's population, environmental degradation, rapid depletion of natural resources, and the impact of economic activity on the global situation. The transition to a green economy is crucial for reducing the rapid depletion of natural resources and preserving the environment. This will reduce emissions, improve air and water quality, and create a favorable environment for biological development. The transition to a "green" economy is linked to the development of renewable energy sources. Such renewable sources play an important role in ensuring energy supply. The development of a "green" economy contributes to the creation of new industries and jobs. Renewable energy, engineering and equipment supply, biotechnology create new jobs. Stimulating technological development and innovation is encouraged by the green economy. Technological progress stimulates green energy, waste management, water purification, and much more. The positive impact of the green economy contributes to human health and the overall health of society. Improving the quality of air and water improves the overall health of society.