GREEN INVESTMENTS: THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Khalilova Nilufar Ahmatovna; Khudjamberdiyeva Ziyoda Ravshanovna

Authors

Khalilova Nilufar Ahmatovna Teacher of the Department of Social and Economic Sciences, Andijan Branch of Kukan University
Khudjamberdiyeva Ziyoda Ravshanovna Second-Year Student in the Economics Program at the Andijan Branch of Kokand University Andijan, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Green investments, sustainable development, developing countries, climate finance, ecology, green economy, renewable energy, ESG, public-private partnership, environmental reforms.

Abstract

In the context of a deepening ecological crisis, green investments have become an integral component of sustainable economic development. The experience of developing countries is particularly relevant, as investments in environmental projects can simultaneously stimulate economic growth, improve social indicators, and reduce environmental degradation. This article examines the theoretical foundations of green investments, their role in building a sustainable economy, and analyzes green investment project implementation across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Special attention is paid to financing mechanisms, public-private partnerships, and international support.