Green growth strategies and environmental policy integration for sustainable economic development

Abstract

This study provided a comprehensive review of the literature on green growth strategies and the integration of environmental policies in the context of sustainable economic development. Emphasizing the need to incorporate environmental considerations into economic decision-making, the study offers valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to support evidence-based policies and inform future research. The findings advance both theoretical and empirical understanding of the relationships between green growth, environmental policy integration, and sustainable economic development, contributing to efforts toward a more equitable and resilient environmental future.
Keywords
green growth green growth strategy environmental policy sustainable economic development

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