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Abstract: This scientific article examines the institutional foundations for ensuring sustainable development of the industrial sector through the implementation of green economy mechanisms. The study focuses on the role of government institutions, regulatory frameworks, and policy instruments in promoting environmentally sustainable industrial development. The theoretical foundations of the green economy concept are analyzed, and its relevance to industrial modernization and sustainable growth is substantiated. Special attention is paid to institutional mechanisms such as environmental regulations, economic incentives, investment support, and public–private partnerships. The research employs systematic analysis, comparative analysis, and synthesis methods. The findings highlight that effective institutional frameworks are essential for the successful integration of green economy principles into industrial development strategies. The results of the study may serve as a basis for improving industrial policy and institutional reforms aimed at sustainable economic growth.
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