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2026-01-17
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IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN FINANCE INSTRUMENTS IN THE LOCAL MARKET: OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS
Mustafayev Azizbek
Master's Student Department of Economics Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology. Asia International University
Keywords: green finance, sustainable finance, green bonds, ESG investment, climate finance, environmental sustainability, carbon markets, renewable energy financing, sustainable development, financial innovation
Abstract
This article analyzes the implementation of green finance instruments in Uzbekistan's local market, examining opportunities and risks based on empirical evidence and international experience.
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