MECHANISMS FOR IMPLEMENTING ECO-TECHNOLOGIES IN THE ACTIVITIES OF BUSINESS ENTITIES
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https://doi.org/10.17605/Keywords:
Eco-technologies, sustainable development, green economy, business entitiesAbstract
The article explores the theoretical, methodological, and practical aspects of introducing eco-technologies into the activities of business entities, with a particular focus on ensuring ecological sustainability and economic efficiency. In the context of global environmental challenges, the need for sustainable development, and the transition to a green economy, enterprises are required to adopt innovative mechanisms that allow them to reduce resource consumption, minimize ecological risks, and maintain competitiveness. The research highlights the importance of eco-technologies as a key factor in modernizing business processes, improving energy efficiency, reducing waste, and ensuring compliance with international environmental standards. The paper discusses various mechanisms for implementing eco-technologies, including institutional support, state incentives, financial instruments, innovation policies, and the role of digital transformation in accelerating ecological modernization. Special attention is given to the challenges faced by enterprises in Uzbekistan and other developing economies, such as limited access to financing, insufficient awareness of eco-innovations, and weak infrastructure for green entrepreneurship. At the same time, the article emphasizes opportunities for strengthening eco-technology adoption through government–business partnerships, international cooperation, and integration of scientific research into business practices. The study concludes that the effective implementation of eco-technologies requires a comprehensive approach that combines regulatory frameworks, financial mechanisms, educational initiatives, and active participation of entrepreneurs. The findings demonstrate that eco-technologies not only contribute to environmental protection but also open new prospects for sustainable economic growth, improved competitiveness, and innovation-driven business models.
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