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YOUTH-DRIVEN PATHWAYS TO GREEN EMPLOYMENT: A THEORETICAL EXAMINATION OF INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC STRATEGIES

Suvpulatov Ozodjon Alijon Ugli

GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, 2025, vol. 3

Abstract: The transition towards a green economy has created new opportunities and challenges for youth employmentworldwide. This paper provides a theoretical analysis of strategies aimed at empowering young people to activelyparticipate in sustainable economic development. It explores the role of green industries, renewable energy, ecoinnovation,and circular economy models in generating inclusive job opportunities for youth. The study emphasizesthat integrating youth into green economic sectors not only enhances employment levels but also strengthens longtermenvironmental sustainability and social well-being. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of education, skillsdevelopment, and policy frameworks that align with green growth objectives. The findings suggest that empowering youththrough targeted employment strategies within the green economy can accelerate sustainable development, reduceunemployment, and foster a resilient labor market for future generations.

Keywords: Green economy; youth empowerment; sustainable employment; eco-innovation; inclusive growth (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17576651

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