Conceptual framework proposes effective implementation of green growth indicators in Slovakia and compares it with Czech Republic practices.
Green growth promotes sustainable economic development byprotecting the environment and efficiently using natural resources. Supporting green growth enhances long-term sustainability, quality oflife, and climate change mitigation. This article aims topropose aconceptual framework for implementing green growth indicators inSlovakia bycomparing their perception with that ofthe Czech Republic. Aquestionnaire survey was conducted among 3281 Slovak and Czech forestry enterprises [Nomenclature ofEconomic Activities (NACE) classification 02.10], with1365 responses. The findings highlight significant differences inthe approach togreen growth indicators between small and large enterprises and between state and non-state enterprises. Additionally, the study examines how Slovakia and the Czech Republic manage these indicators, forming the basis for aconceptual framework for their implementation inSlovakia. The research contributes tothe discourse ongreen growth and sustainability, key concepts inthe 21st century.
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