THE LINK BETWEEN GREEN ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION AND THE REGION'S ECONOMIC SECURITY

Abstract

This article analyzes the relationship between green economic transformation processes and the economic security of the region from a theoretical and practical perspective. In particular, in the context of global climate change, resource scarcity and environmental threats, the need to “green” the economic system is justified as an important factor in ensuring regional stability and security. The study reveals the impact of green energy, resource-efficient technologies, low-carbon production and environmental management mechanisms on regional economic stability. It also highlights the role of green growth in strengthening economic security within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals put forward by the United Nations and the conceptual approaches of the World Bank. As a result, it is substantiated that green transformation is a strategic factor ensuring the energy independence, investment attractiveness and long-term economic security of the region.