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Abstract
The transition to a green economy has become a strategic priority for achieving sustainable development and long-term economic resilience. This study examines the key determinants influencing environmental and economic governance efficiency within the framework of the green economy transition. The research identifies critical factors such as institutional quality, digital governance, green investment, innovation capacity, and regulatory frameworks. A phased approach to strategic management is proposed, supported by KPI-based evaluation systems, including composite indices such as GMEI and AIMI. The findings suggest that integrating environmental and economic governance mechanisms enhances policy effectiveness, resource efficiency, and investment attractiveness. Furthermore, the study demonstrates that the application of AI-based monitoring, public-private partnerships (PPP), and cluster-based development models significantly improves governance outcomes. The results contribute to the development of a comprehensive model for strengthening governance efficiency, ensuring a balanced relationship between environmental sustainability, economic growth, and social well-being.