ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND GREEN DIPLOMACY IN UZBEKISTAN
This monograph provides a comprehensive historical and scholarly analysis of the formation and development of environmental policy and green diplomacy in the Republic of Uzbekistan. It examines the establishment and improvement of the organizational and legal foundations of the country's environmental policy during the years of independence, the evolution of environmental legislation, state policies aimed at the sustainable use of natural resources and the development of protected natural areas, Uzbekistan's global and regional environmental initiatives, its participation in international environmental conventions, cooperation with the United Nations and other international organizations, as well as contemporary trends in the development of green diplomacy for addressing environmental challenges. The research is based on a wide range of normative legal documents, statistical data, scholarly literature, and archival materials related to the subject. This monograph is intended for university students, researchers, specialists in the fields of environmental studies and history, public administration officials, and a broad readership interested in environmental issues.