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Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025)
Scientific electronic journal "Labor Economics and Human Capital"

Entrepreneurship Development

COMPATIBILITY OF GREEN FINANCING WITH DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

DOI 10.55439/lehc/vol4iss1/a164 Google Scholar Google Scholar Pages 220-231

Published 2025-03-31

Authors
Meyliyev Obid Rakhmatullayevich a , Gofurova Kamola Khairulla kizi b
Affiliations
a Tashkent State University of Economics image/svg+xml
b Tashkent State University of Economics image/svg+xml
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Abstract

This article analyzes the impact of the integration and synergy of digital technologies and artificial intelligence with the green economy, green finance, and financing on sustainable development, beyond their applications in production, online and offline commerce, and data storage (Big Data, etc.) in the economic sector.

The limitations of economic resources and land area, the growing global population, and its uneven distribution, along with the emission of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in production processes, are contributing to climate change, biodiversity loss, depletion of natural resources, and economic losses.

Therefore, in the era of digital technologies, it is possible to ensure sustainable development through artificial intelligence and financial technologies (FinTech). This approach is theoretically substantiated and widely applied in practice. Artificial intelligence and FinTech innovations offer optimal solutions to green economic challenges, promoting the development of an environmentally sustainable economy, efficient resource utilization, and the reduction of carbon emissions.

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