This article analyzes the impact of infrastructure on economic growth and explores the possibilities of increasing efficiency through standardization. Infrastructure has a significant impact on the economic development of the state, sustainable growth and competitiveness. The article reviews the effectiveness of state policies and implemented standards in various areas of infrastructure - transport, energy, communications and industrial infrastructure. The standardization process ensures the sustainability of economic growth through efficient resource management, the introduction of technological innovations and improving quality. Particular attention is paid to practical approaches to modernizing infrastructure in Uzbekistan and thereby achieving economic stability. The article also analyzes the economic benefits of the state's investment approach to infrastructure projects, including their role in creating jobs and strengthening competition in various sectors. The article, while demonstrating the positive impact of infrastructure and standardization on the economy, also assesses the future prospects of such policies.

This article will comprehensively analyze the role and potential of the green economy in the innovative development of regional infrastructure. Global climate changes, restrictions on Natural Resources, and increased environmental pollution are calling for the introduction of a green economy-based development model. Especially at the regional level, the formation of infrastructure in an environmentally sustainable and innovative direction is one of the pressing issues. The article covers the basic principles of the green economy, its impact on infrastructure development, the importance of environmentally friendly energy sources, waste-free technologies and sustainable transport systems. Also considered in regional projects are the possibilities of attracting green investments, increasing environmental efficiency, rational use of resources using digital technologies. This article can be useful for professionals, researchers working in the area of regional infrastructure, as well as practitioners engaged in innovative and environmental approaches.

The article examines the role of insolation as a system-forming factor in the development and optimization of housing infrastructure under urbanization conditions. The interrelation between insolation and regional economic parameters is substantiated, including energy consumption, sanitary and hygienic indicators, and socio-demographic living conditions. Based on methods of mathematical modeling, algorithms for calculating and optimizing the insolation characteristics of residential development are proposed. Practical examples from housing construction in the city of Tashkent are analyzed, demonstrating the impact of insolation parameters on the economic indicators of the region. Conclusions and recommendations are formulated regarding the integration of insolation requirements into urban planning programs and housing policy projects.

Public-private partnership (PPP) mechanisms are considered an effective tool for developing local infrastructure, attracting investments and improving the quality of services. This article assesses the state of application of the PPP system in the Kashkadarya region, analyzes existing projects and assesses their economic and social effectiveness. The study used a systematic approach based on documentary sources, official statistics, international experience and opinions of local experts. The results showed that PPPs play a significant role in the region's infrastructure sectors, in particular, healthcare, education and energy. At the same time, areas for improvement were developed based on an analysis of existing institutional barriers and investment risks

In the article, the organizational and economic mechanisms of territorial development of industrial sectors are one of the current topics, as well as the opinions of a number of scientists aimed at improving them. The organizational and economic mechanisms of regional development of industrial sectors are shown schematically, and the structure of regional specialization of the industrial sector is shown. The dependence of industrial development on natural resources, the schedule of mutual energy supply of industries, the connection of industry with telecommunications and information technologies (ICT) are highlighted, and conclusions and proposals are given.

The article proposes an increase in the economic effectiveness of tax incentives through KPI, a transparent "tax-expenditure" register and complex infrastructure packages, and a practical roadmap for Uzbekistan based on the experiences of Ireland, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Brazil and South Africa.

The study emphasizes the necessity of assessing the economic, social, and institutional returns of borrowed funds. In particular, investments directed to the transport-logistics and energy sectors created synergistic effects in the national economy, while funds allocated to water supply, healthcare, and education sectors had a positive impact on the living standards and human capital development. At the same time, efficient utilization of external debt depends on repayment capacity, institutional quality, transparency, and alignment with national development strategies