SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP: INNOVATIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR ACHIEVING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

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This article analyzes the concept of sustainable economic growth, its theoretical framework and practical application. The dynamic model of sustainable economic growth, the necessary conditions for ensuring it, and global experience will be studied. Strategies aimed at ensuring the sustainability of this growth in various sectors of the economy will also be considered. The article concludes with recommendations on ensuring sustainable growth of the economy ofUzbekistan. Key words: sustainable entrepreneurship, innovation, economic sustainability, social impact, environmental responsibility, green technologies, CSR (corporate social responsibility), sustainablebusiness models, long-term value creation, strategicmanagement. The earth's natural resources are limited. Sustainable development revolves around the consumer needs of future generations. The goal of sustainable development is to provide a better livelihood for current and future generations, which means we must make sustainable use of natural resources. A sustainable economy is based on economic decisions made by society (laws and regulations), consumers, and businesses. Economic sustainability can be achieved through efficient recycling and the use of renewable resources. This section looks at sustainable development from theperspectiveofevery economic decision-maker. Society has an important role to play in promoting sustainable economic development. Through human factors of production, it produces the necessary goods. Factors of production natural resources, labor, machinery and equipment (capital). Simply put, man (laborpower) produces the goods and services necessary from natural resources through capital (accumulated machinery, equipment, and economic capital). When we think about economic growth, we see that growth is the main economic goal of many countries. Thus, a country that can achieve economic growth will be able to better meet the aspirations of its people and solve socioeconomic problems such as poverty. Thus, ensuring the http://www.internationaljournal.co.in/index.php/jasass 396 Volume15Issue04, April2025 Impact factor: 2019: 4.679 2020: 5.015 2021: 5.436, 2022: 5.242, 2023: 6.995, 2024 7.75 well-being of theeconomy and raising living standards, increasing incomes is keyto job creation. Expansion of production, the faster we absorb, consume and use natural resources, the more waste we produce, the more vulnerable we are to environmental degradation and decline. As a result, serious environmental problems arise by putting the environment in second place while focusing onenrichment, witheconomic growth in mind. Sustainable economic growth is economic development that satisfies human needs, but protects natural resources and the environment for future generations. An economy that works within an ecosystem. We can't separate the economy from it. Indeed, without it, the economy would not exist. Ecosystems provide the productive factors that drive economic growth: land, natural resources, labor, and capital (created by labor and natural resources). Sustainable economic growth is about managing resources so that they do not run out and remain available for future generations. Worldwide, 736 million people live in absolute poverty and more than 190 million people are unemployed figures remain alarming. Systematically until 2030, the international community aims to integrate economic, social and environmental goals on a sustainable basis. Promoting well-being, eradicating poverty, reducing inequality and protecting the environment these are global goals that cannot be achieved without theparticipation of the private sector and a dynamic economy. An agile private sector creates jobs, stimulates innovation, increases tax revenues, and generates economic growth and income. Without it, the whole economy will stagnate this is what is happening in many developing countries and emerging economies. The benefits of transitioning to sustainable financial systems are the foundation for the development ofa sustainableand environmentally friendly economy. First, stable financial systems help strengthen the financial stability of the country as a whole. They help reduce the risk of a financial crisis, increase the transparency and reliability of financial transactions, and encourage investment in energy-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies and projects. Second, the transition to stable financial systems will help strengthen the country's economic competitiveness.[5;665,676-b] Green finance and sustainable investment will create new jobs in the renewable energy sector, reduce dependence on high-carbon energy sources, and promote innovation and new technologies. Third, sustainable financial systems help implement the principles of responsible management offinancial resources. Integration of environmental criteria into financial decisions and investments will allow reducing the negative impact of financial instruments on the environment, as we