Azerbaijan explores potential of regenerative economics for sustainable future

The emphasis on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the primary economic indicator has long been critiqued for its inability to account for social and environmental well-being. GDP reflects the total market value of goods and services produced in a country but fails to consider the distribution of wealth, environmental degradation, or social equity. In Azerbaijan, as the data shows, the non-oil and gas sector is growing, which suggests a shift towards a more diversified economy. However, the country’s dependency on the oil and gas sector still remains a key vulnerability.
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