Green economic transformation and its effects

With this study it is aimed to ensure that the importance of the transition to a green economic order is understood at the global level and to evaluate the effects it will have on ecomomies. In accordance with the purpose of the study, the first concept of sustainable development and the green economy policy that the UN is trying to establish through sustainable development were examined through the concepts of circular economy, green growth, green Employment. The UN's green economy policy appears in the form of a tool that makes it possible to achieve the sustainable development goals.The EU has published the European Green Agreement, which will be in line with its global leadership goal and will enable the realization of its energy goals. In the continuation of the study, the EU's green economy policy from past to present has been examined and its compliance with the goals and actions set within the scope of the European Green Agreement has been evaluated and it has been seen that the EU has implemented many national and international actions,especially on energy. Turkey has had commercial and political ties with the EU for many years. Turkey has published the European Green Agreement both to ensure the continuity ofits economy and to protect its competitiveness. In the study, Turkey's green economy policy was evaluated within the scope of compliance with the European Green Agreement. Despite being included in the developing country category, Turkey's achievements from investments and projects carried out in the field of green economy have attracted attention from its international actors and it has been observed taht it has made positive progress within the scope of compliance with the European Green Agreement for the study, from the Publications of national and international organizations, from national and international academic studies (articles, theses, boks, etc.), official internet pages were used. Keywords: Green Economy, European Green Agreement, Sustainable Development, Circular Economy, Global Goals, Turkish European Green Agreement, Green Growth, Green Jobs, Renewable Energy.