This article analyzes the risks that threaten the world's population in today's globalization processes, the role and importance of the green economy at a time when production processes are constantly developing, the introduction of the green economy sector into the economy, and measures taken in international experience to finance and effectively use the green economy.

The article discusses the accumulation of sustainable natural capital at the macro level, or macroeconomic methods, which are manifested primarily in the areas of government regulation. Suggestions and recommendations on the development of laws, and regulatory and organizational and economic foundations of the system of state regulation are given.

Our article discusses the importance of international financial organizations and their role in economic development, as well as an analysis of Uzbekistan's current financial relations with international financial organizations and the prospects for expanding cooperation between them. The main areas of cooperation are analyzed using the example of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.

After gaining independence, Uzbekistan established active relations with international financial institutions. In particular, it has implemented a number of major projects in the fields of agriculture, transport, healthcare, education, infrastructure, energy, and construction. In recent years, reforms aimed at liberalizing the economy and increasing investment attractiveness have led to further expansion of cooperation. The article highlights Uzbekistan's promising projects with these organizations aimed at sustainable development, green economy, inclusive economy, poverty reduction, employment generation, and creation of modern infrastructure through long-term strategies. As a result of this cooperation, it is envisaged that our country will strengthen its integration into the global economy.