This article will analyze the essence of green bonds, their international experience and prospects in the financial market of Uzbekistan. The main problems of the introduction of green bonds in our country, aspects related to the existing legal framework and international practice will be considered. At the same time, proposals and recommendations aimed at the development of green bonds are also outlined.

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