INNOVATIVE MECHANISMS FOR MITIGATING THE CURRENT RESOURCE AND CLIMATE CRISIS

Abstract

The aim of the article is to study the latest compensatory mechanisms for regulating the consequences of the environmental crisis through the implementation of environmental protection policies, taking into account current trends in the development of the global economy. The article analyses the monetary equivalent of climate losses in some European Union countries and the dynamics of compensatory contributions in the context of global climate commitments, which characterise the financial component of the consequences of climate change and the prospects for their impact on the speed of economic transformation in the context of modern social and economic challenges. It has been established that the introduction of innovative technologies implies an increase in the pace of economic development, taking into account the potential resource deficit and the deepening of destructive climate change. It is offered to develop new concepts for implementing a policy of balanced nature management using progressive systems for modernising and ecologising the economy. The research methodology is based on conducting a systematic study of innovative technologies that can contribute to solving resource, climate and technological issues and ensure the effectiveness of sustainable development policies. The scientific novelty of the work is related to the need for a fundamental justification of fundamental directions of ecologisation of the economy through the introduction of innovative technologies to ensure a high level of production quality and reduce anthropogenic impact on the environment. Conclusions. Taking into account the rapid growth in demand for natural resources, one of the main priorities today is to develop technologies that make rational use of natural materials and convert harmful and dangerous substances into useful ones for economic complexes. The formation of a climate-neutral economy involves the creation of new types of production, increasing the efficient use of resources by transitioning to a clean circular economy, and reducing atmospheric pollution.