By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

Supports the implementation of the market economy for the protection of the natural environment, demanding the development of new business models and services that improve daily life while simultaneously increasing natural capital. It views the transition to a carbon-free and regenerative economy as the guarantee of economic growth and resilience. It criticizes financial institutions for supporting companies that emit greenhouse gases.

The economic stances relate to the funding of social services, advocating for stable and autonomous financing via the local government fund. This demonstrates support for decentralized and predictable public expenditure in the social sector.

The polluter pays principle is supported, requiring profit-making polluters to bear the costs associated with fossil fuel extraction. The economic situation is highlighted as a significant factor behind reproductive health decisions, with the financial situation being cited as the reason for 31.2% of pregnancy terminations.