Abstract
The article examines the role of norms governing economic mechanisms for environmental protection and natural resource management within the legal system. The purpose of the article is a comprehensive theoretical and legal analysis of the norms governing economic mechanisms in the field of environmental protection and rational use of natural resources. It examines the essence of these norms, their structure, and issues related to legal organization and implementation in this field. The theoretical and methodological approaches to understanding these norms are analyzed in the context of Kazakhstan's transition to a green economy. The paper highlights key elements, principles, and the system of legal interpretation of norms related to the economic regulation of environmental protection and natural resource management. It also presents an analysis of the origins and main trends in understanding the role of these norms within the legal system, as well as a legal analysis of current legislation concerning their concepts and significance. Legal mechanisms related to the norms of economic regulation of environmental protection and natural resource management are discussed. As a result of the study, key theoretical propositions and recommendations for improving the Republic of Kazakhstan's existing environmental legislation and developing the theory of environmental law are formulated.