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THЕ RОLЕ ОF SUSTАINАBLЕ FINАNСЕ IN UZBЕKISTАN'S TRАNSITIОN TО А GRЕЕN ЕСОNОMY

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  • 1. Master of Sustainable Finance at Central Asian University of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (Green University)
  • 2. Master of Environmental Law at Central Asian University of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (Green University)

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Ushbu tadqiqot O‘zbekistonning yashil iqtisodiyotga o‘tishini ilgari surishda
barqaror moliyaning rolini o‘rganadi. Magistrlik dissertatsiyasiga asoslanib, u milliy
siyosatning samaradorligini baholaydi, institutsional va bozor to‘siqlarini aniqlaydi, xususiy
sektor ishtirokini baholaydi va xalqaro moliya institutlarining (XMI) rolini o‘rganadi. Tadqiqot
2010 yildan 2023 yilgacha bo'lgan davrda ma'lumotlarning miqdoriy tahlilini dasturiy hujjatlar
va ko'p tomonlama hisobotlarning sifat ekspertizasini birlashtirgan holda aralash usullarni
qo'llaydi. Ikki regressiya modeli yashil moliya oqimlarining karbonat angidrid (CO₂)
chiqindilari va qayta tiklanadigan energiyani qabul qilishga ta'sirini o'lchaydi, mavzuli kontent
tahlili esa institutsional salohiyat, siyosatni amalga oshirish va tartibga solishdagi
kamchiliklarni o'rganadi.

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