Abstract

In the current reality, the issues of economic growth and the environment are cross-cutting and are becoming more and more relevant. As we know, the «resource-intensive economic model» is very limited in all directions, there are questions about the efficiency of using natural resources, these are definitely environmental risks, and this is a direct threat to the country's competitiveness. The strategic vector of sustainable development is aimed at the «green» economy model. In Kazakhstan, the transformation from one model to another requires significant investments. However, the difficulties of implementing such a transformation are related to the need for appropriate institutions and the implementation of both state and market support mechanisms. In this regard, consideration of foreign practices and its adaptation to our conditions will give a real impetus to the development of environmental investment tools. The purpose of the study is to assess the effectiveness of mechanisms to support financing of «green» projects in developed countries, in particular the USA, the EU, and China. As a result of the work carried out, the international practice of facilitating the financing of "green" projects was structured and an assessment of the effectiveness of the mechanisms used to maximize the concentration of private capital on such breakthrough projects of particular importance for the development of the country was carried out.

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