In this article, the reforms carried out in the Republic of Uzbekistan on the application of Quality Management in the construction materials industry were studied in a scientific and practical way.nnotation. In this article, the reforms carried out in the Republic of Uzbekistan on the application of Quality Management in the construction materials industry were studied in a scientific and practical way. The study critically analyzed the basic concepts of the theory of Quality Management, the views of foreign and domestic scientists, and evaluated the possibilities of their application to the construction materials industry. The article analyzes the volumes of production of building materials, the proportion of enterprises that have implemented the ISO 9001 Quality Management System, the level of defective products and export indicators.he article analyzes the volumes of production of building materials, the proportion of enterprises that have implemented the ISO 9001 Quality Management System, the level of defective products and export indicators. The results of the analysis developed scientific and practical conclusions on the implementation of the quality management system to ensure the stability of product quality, reduce production costs, increase export potential and strengthen the competitiveness of enterprises.

The scientific article shows the content and essence of the mechanism of development of enterprises in the construction materials industry. In particular, ensuring the integration of elements of organizational structures and increasing the competitiveness of the enterprise; ensuring self-regulation and interaction of elements in order to organize efficient production; ensuring a steady push to create a permanent combination of production factors based on innovative risk; based on increasing the sustainability of the internal and external environment of the enterprise, as well as ensuring liberalism and effective development of enterprises.

This article analyzes modern approaches to the application of innovative projects in the housing and communal sector. Innovation will consider new technologies to improve energy efficiency, use environmentally friendly building materials, manage water and waste, and provide convenient services for residents. The article discusses the importance of these innovative approaches, their contribution to the housing and communal sector, and the future development prospects of these projects. Innovative projects are not only economically effective, but also play an important role in ensuring environmental sustainability. The article also focuses on financial support mechanisms, public-private partnerships and sustainable development.

This article explores the improvement of the accounting system for environmental investment expenses at enterprises in the construction materials industry. The study identifies that under the current national chart of accounts, such expenses are recorded under general production costs, limiting transparency and analytical control. Therefore, the paper proposes the introduction of a new account 8540 – "Financing of Environmental Investment Expenditures" and its sub-accounts 8541, 8542, and 8543. Comparative analysis with IFRS standards and practical implementation based on selected industrial companies were conducted to justify the effectiveness of the proposed model.

This article examines the role of commercial banks in advancing green financing in Uzbekistan amid climate change pressures and the country’s transition to a green economy. The study aims to identify the institutional and market barriers constraining green lending and to formulate practical recommendations tailored to the national financial system. Methodologically, the paper employs a mixed-method approach that combines document analysis, statistical analysis and comparative assessment of international experience. The empirical base includes national policy and statistical materials as well as analytical sources from international development institutions. The article contributes policy-relevant recommendations on taxonomy implementation, ESG disclosure, capacity building, and green mortgage instruments.