Authors

  • Erkinjon Yulchiev
    Andijan State Technical Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.73062

Abstract

The essence of environmental marketing is considered as one of the tools for implementing the principles of a "green" economy. The need for the transition of the national economy to a "green" economy is associated with a prolonged economic crisis and the need to increase the competitiveness of Uzbek enterprises and products not only in domestic but also in foreign markets. The solution to this problem is directly related to the implementation of market expansion and diversification strategies. Entering new markets with existing and new products means its mandatory compliance with the standards of the country entering the market. One of their trends, reflected in quality standards, is the "environmental cleanliness" of consumer culture.


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THE PLACE AND ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING IN THE

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF A "GREEN" ECONOMY

Yulchiev Erkinjon Yusupovich

Senior Lecturer of the Department of "Accounting and Management" of

Andijan State Technical Institute

Abstract:

The essence of environmental marketing is considered as one of the tools for

implementing the principles of a "green" economy. The need for the transition of the national

economy to a "green" economy is associated with a prolonged economic crisis and the need to

increase the competitiveness of Uzbek enterprises and products not only in domestic but also in

foreign markets. The solution to this problem is directly related to the implementation of market

expansion and diversification strategies. Entering new markets with existing and new products

means its mandatory compliance with the standards of the country entering the market. One of

their trends, reflected in quality standards, is the "environmental cleanliness" of consumer culture.

Keywords:

environmental marketing, "green" economy, competitive strategy, marketing strategy,

enterprise.

Today, when global environmental changes are taking place in the countries of the world,

one of the main tasks facing any economic entities, regardless of the form of ownership, is the

production of competitive goods (services) capable of satisfying human needs, ensuring

harmlessness to the human div and environment, as well as the intended profit.

In this regard, on November 20, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, after announcing the

priority tasks for the long term at a meeting of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis,

recommended calling 2025 the "Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy."

"Would you support declaring 2025 the Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy?

I have thought a lot about how we named the year this way, there is a great thing in the phrase

"protecting nature," - said the President. Shavkat Mirziyoyev said that if every legal document is

brought to the green zone, its results will be good. "Why, we will dedicate a year to this, we will

sharpen our laws and put our affairs in order. No one believed us: that Uzbekistan would do the

same with wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. In the Year of the Green Economy, we will

learn from experience. I think it would be good if we bring every decision, law, and decree to

green space." Regarding the green economy, we sell our textile products to European countries.

It takes no more than 4 years. They will tell us what kind of energy you generated, and we need

to be prepared for this. Wherever I go, I ask them what kind of energy they use. Smart people are

getting a lot of energy by installing solar panels.

Entrepreneurs are also a huge power of the country. Their number has reached 1.5 million,

and by 2030 it is planned to increase their number to 3 million. If they also demonstrate their

potential and take the initiative to enter the green economy, the large milestones we have

mentioned will undoubtedly be the result. From a healthcare perspective, this name is also an

ease for people. The water shortage reminded that it is necessary to have a negative impact on

food security in the future.

In his speech, he also mentioned the nationwide "Yashil Makon" program, which is widely

implemented in the country, and spoke about the main shortcoming that has been allowed in the

system so far. When we first started "green spaces," we planted (trees) but didn't know how to


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care for them. Now, before planting, let's think about care and watering. If necessary, let's find a

tree that someone interested in this has privately planted. We must create an environment for our

people in homes, streets, neighborhoods, cities, provinces, schools, universities, and

businesses."[1]

The essence of environmental marketing is considered as one of the tools for implementing

the principles of a "green" economy. The need for the transition of the national economy to a

"green" economy is associated with a prolonged economic crisis and the need to increase the

competitiveness of Uzbek enterprises and products not only in domestic but also in foreign

markets. The solution to this problem is directly related to the implementation of market

expansion and diversification strategies. Entering new markets with existing and new products

means its mandatory compliance with the standards of the country entering the market. One of

their trends, reflected in quality standards, is the "environmental cleanliness" of consumer culture.

As a result, for successful entry into the markets of economically developed countries, it is

necessary to take into account macroeconomic factors, including the environment.

With the development of a "green" economy in Uzbekistan, this obstacle can be overcome.

The theory of the "green" economy, based on three principles (the inability to infinitely expand

the sphere of influence in a limited space; the inability to demand the satisfaction of infinitely

growing needs in conditions of limited resources; the interdependence of everything on earth), is

manifested in the competitive strategy of any enterprise and helps to satisfy "green" needs

through environmental marketing. As a result, increasing the competitiveness of products

contributes to entering foreign markets.

In the current economic situation, where global environmental changes are taking place,

one of the priority tasks for our country is to enter the foreign market with a wide range of goods.

The Republic of Uzbekistan is located in the center of the Central Asian region, where

45% of the region's population lives. Uzbekistan is the only country with common borders with

other countries of the region (Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan), which is an

important transport and telecommunications corridor connecting Europe with the countries of the

Asia-Pacific region, as well as South Asia, the Middle and Near East. Uzbekistan is an equal

member of international organizations (UN, UNESCO, FAO, UNCTAD) that play an important

role in the world economy and international economic relations, maintaining friendly relations

with dozens of countries (more than 160), cooperating with major international banking and

financial organizations (IMF, WB, EBRD, ADB, IDB), as well as non-governmental and non-

profit organizations. In the world economy, Uzbekistan, participating in various levels of global

and regional integration processes (CIS, Shanghai Group), adheres to an important principle:

rapprochement with one state should not be at the expense of distancing from another.

The successful entry of Uzbek products into the markets of Europe and Asia is ensured by

being among the mandatory criteria that determine its environmental safety. Thus, the choice of

goods produced in our country is based, among other things, on environmental values. For

example, whether the purchased product can be destroyed and reused for the production of

another product, whether the used product is environmentally and biologically safe, whether

production causes environmental pollution, and so on.

As a result, such problems of promising markets for Uzbekistan stimulate the development

of a "green" economy, which has already begun in Uzbekistan, and its involvement in the

implementation of environmental marketing principles.

Green economy (Eng. "green" - "green," "economics" - "economics," "ecological

economics" - "ecological economy") is a temporary approach to the study of economic sciences,


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the goal of which is the sustainable development of humanity, and its necessary condition is the

preservation of the natural environment.

A "green" economy is an economy that leads to an increase in human well-being and

ensures social justice while significantly reducing environmental risks.

The most important of the necessary conditions for a "green" economy is the systematic

and regular prevention of environmental degradation by every person throughout the human

world, that is, regardless of race, nationality, origin, age, or gender.

General problems of green economy development:

- quality of life of the population;

- increasing human capital;

- increase in natural capital;

- socio-economic and political protection of environmental quality;

- high labor intensity, material intensity, natural intensity, and ecological intensity of the

national economy;

- involvement of local and renewable and non-renewable energy sources (economic) in

economic turnover.

Green economy theory is based on three principles:

1. It is impossible to infinitely expand the sphere of influence in a limited space.

2. In conditions of limited resources, it is illogical to demand the satisfaction of endlessly

growing needs.

3. Everything on Earth is interconnected.

However, the implementation of these principles is impossible without changing the

behavior of a person as a buyer and consumer. And despite the fact that there is an inverse

relationship between the level of income of a person and the need for environmental goods (with

the growth of the former, the latter decreases), in the context of the integration of Uzbekistan's

production and service sectors at the international level, it is necessary to act simultaneously on

two vectors - both environmental and economic. Behavioral marketing, such as cognitive[4] and

environmental marketing, the use of tools for forming a consumer culture - marketing, helps to

implement the principles of the "green" economy and implement a diversification strategy at the

micro and macro levels. However, here it is necessary to agree on the necessity of developing the

country's innovative and investment potential as a mandatory condition for implementing

environmental marketing.

If we talk about the essence of environmental marketing, then there is currently no clear

definition. Some scholars propose to consider environmental marketing as a type of

environmental policy and company responsibility, as the openness of production and

environmental labeling of goods [5]. Others see environmental marketing as a means of

managing the environment[6]. A number of other specialists consider it a new form of

environmental audit, environmental insurance, changes in reporting forms, and promotion of

goods [7].

In the transition to new economic conditions, the definition of environmental marketing

should be based on the principles of the "green" economy, as well as based on the classical

definition of marketing given by Philip Kotler, marketing is a type of human activity aimed at

satisfying needs, needs, and demand through exchange. [8], Based on the foregoing,

environmental marketing can be considered as a type of human activity, which should be

understood as the satisfaction of needs and demand through environmentally friendly exchange

systematically at all stages of the product life cycle.


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The origin of environmental marketing should be sought as one of the components of

socio-ethical marketing at the end of the twentieth century. The task of the organization is to
determine the needs, needs, and interests of target markets and, while preserving or
strengthening the well-being of the consumer and society as a whole, to ensure the necessary
satisfaction in more effective and efficient ways (compared to competitors). The emergence of
the concept of socio-ethical marketing stems from the deterioration of the environment, the
growth of the world's population, and the shortage of natural resources.

According to the concept of socio-ethical marketing, the company should build

relationships with the consumer not only on the basis of instantaneous benefits, but also taking
into account the creation of long-term value for both the individual and society as a whole. The
emergence of sustainable motivation for environmental consumption at the end of the second
millennium should be considered the next stage in the formation of environmental marketing.
Environmental consumption is when preference is given to goods and services that cause
minimal harm to the environment at all stages of life, regardless of its purpose - to take care of
one's health, financial motivation, fashion, or dealing with real environmental problems.

Let's refer again to the definition of environmental marketing - a type of human activity

aimed at systematically satisfying needs and demand through environmentally friendly exchange
at all stages of the product life cycle. In fact, environmental marketing differs from classical
marketing in the presence of a limitation that "does not harm the environment," that is. any
company that adheres to the principles of a "green" economy should not harm the environment.
To determine the role and functions of environmental marketing at the enterprise, it is
recommended to pay attention to the process of creating a competitive strategy.

Here, M. Porter's approach can be taken as a basis - the development of a competitive

strategy using the positioning method. Thus, one of the stages of forming a competitive strategy
is the identification of the company's business and the formation of strategic constraints.

Thus, a company that adheres to the principles of a "green" economy automatically limits

the use of "dirty" resources, technologies, production, and the production of "dirty" goods (Fig.
1).


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Figure 1. Functions of environmental marketing at the enterprise

The relationship between environmental marketing and a competitive strategy should be

sought in the strategic process of determining the marketing strategy, where a competitive

strategy is used for its development.

Thus, the creation of a marketing strategy involves an analysis of the environment (internal

and external) of the enterprise's activities, taking into account the tools of marketing analysis,

which include a component that assesses the environmental factor. Thus, the enterprise confirms

that consumers, in the process of satisfying their needs, strive not only for the abundance and

availability of necessary goods and services, but also for the preservation and improvement of

their living space.

As a result, new patterns of environmental safety, characteristic of the competitive strategy,

confirmed by the analysis of the external environment of the enterprise's activities, become goals

and objectives in its marketing strategy. Thus, the tactical component of strategic environmental

marketing is the implementation of specific "green" tasks:

- studying the "green" needs of buyers;

ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING IN THE

ENTERPRISE

Ensuring the openness of the enterprise

Reliability

Thoroughness

Transparency of the

production process from the

point of view of environmental

Rational use of natural fuels in

production

Accuracy of the waste management

process

Use of resource-saving technologies

Transparency of the production

process from the point of view of

environmental safety

Advantages of environmental

competition

Advanced ways to solve problems

New approaches to environmental

protection


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- formation of ecologically competitive advantages;

- "Green" resources, goods, processes, waste, etc., used by the company.

However, it should be noted that to comply with the principles of a "green" economy and

thereby ensure a high level of competitiveness in foreign markets, the enterprise must apply

these principles not only to marketing, but also to all functional strategies.

Environmental marketing is one of the mandatory tools for ensuring the implementation of

the principles of a "green" economy; the formation of a qualitatively new image of Uzbek

products in domestic and foreign markets; the formation of competitive production. The

Republic of Uzbekistan, without revisiting old approaches and methods of solving economic,

political, social, and environmental problems, can change itself and consistently improve in the

direction of global development.

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