Abstract. The transition to a green economy is essential for achieving sustainable development and addressing the pressing challenges of climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation. This paper explores the concept of a green economy, defined as an economic system that prioritizes environmental sustainability, social equity, and economic viability. We analyze key strategies for promoting green practices across various sectors, including renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and circular economy principles. The paper also highlights the role of policy frameworks, technological innovation, and public-private partnerships in facilitating this transition. By examining case studies from different regions, we demonstrate the potential benefits of adopting green economy principles, including job creation, improved public health, and enhanced resilience to environmental shocks. Ultimately, this paper argues that a collective commitment to a green economy is not only vital for ecological preservation but also for fostering inclusive and sustainable growth in the 21st century.