GREEN ECONOMY INITIATIVES AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

A green economy transformation creates a powerful chance to make environmental sustainability work together with gender equity advancement. This document investigates how green economy projects including renewable energy systems and sustainable farming and ecological enterprise development function as forceful empowerment agents for female stakeholders particularly in underdeveloped regions and marginalized areas. The study uses diverse academic works and real-world examples to examine how gender-aware green policy approaches handle significant obstacles to work toward workforce development and develop a balanced economic expansion. The paper focuses on the specific role that green enterprises headed by women play both in developing climate resilience and fostering community advancement. Moreover the paper discusses barriers within existing policies because they do not adequately address women's distinct needs and capabilities when it comes to green sectors. The data indicates women entrepreneurs should play a central role in sustainable economy development when policy makers strengthen their capacity and provide institution-based support through purposeful reforms. Sustainable development requires immediate policy action which combines equal treatment of both genders into green economic strategies to achieve climate resilience along with equitable growth.