Research in green marketing and eco-economic strategies for sustainable development focuses on examining the relationship between corporate environmental responsibility, market mechanisms, and the economic efficiency of enterprises within the context of global economic transformation. It covers the development of environmentally oriented marketing strategies, the implementation of innovative tools for promoting "green" brands, the advancement of alternative energy, and the deployment of decarbonization technologies. Significant attention is paid to evaluating the effectiveness of eco-economic decisions, studying consumer behavior toward sustainable products and services, and analyzing energy transformation processes within the framework of the European Green Deal. Particular emphasis is placed on the application of digital technologies, ESG approaches, and international initiatives that facilitate the transition to a low-carbon economy. Such research forms the scientific foundation for enhancing green competitiveness and the energy resilience of the economy based on innovation and social responsibility.

Head of Research Group,
Doctor of Economics, Professor

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Research work supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine::
Erasmus+ projects:
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Other projects:
Ukraine-Lithuania International Grant: “Development of institutional and economic foundations for ensuring sustainable development and a green economy at the regional level” (State Reg. No. 0116U007179), 2016.