The article examined the ecological and economic management of the sustainable development of an enterprise. It considered the theoretical foundations of sustainable development as well as the practical aspects of its implementation at the enterprise level, with particular attention paid to achieving a balance between economic efficiency and environmental responsibility. The purpose of the study was to determine effective mechanisms for managing the sustainable development of enterprises through an assessment of the interrelated ecological and economic factors influencing their activities. The object of the study was the municipal transport enterprise Kyivpastrans, and the research was aimed at identifying effective mechanisms for managing its sustainable development. The relationships between the ecological and economic indicators of the enterprise’s performance were analysed, key factors affecting its environmental and financial stability were identified, and the enterprise’s resilience to external ecological and economic challenges was assessed. The research employed statistical and graphical methods, as well as mathematical modelling, which made it possible to quantitatively evaluate the relationships between ecological and economic characteristics and to develop proposals for their optimisation. Quantitative assessment methods were used to determine the dynamics of sustainable development indicators and to substantiate approaches to their further optimisation. The results obtained generalised the methodological foundations for improving sustainable development management in urban public transport enterprises. The interdependence between environmental and economic performance indicators was identified, enabling an assessment of enterprises’ resistance to external environmental changes and their adaptability to contemporary challenges. The practical significance of the study lay in the development of recommendations aimed at enhancing enterprise efficiency in accordance with the principles of sustainable development. The findings could be used as a decision-making tool in environmental and economic planning
Bakulich et al. (Wed,) studied this question.