The elimination of the global environmental crisis in a country or a specific region is humanity’s most important issue. The solution to this issue is impossible without a fundamental change in the economic model of management, leading to the development of the green economy. To prevent an environmental catastrophe, it is necessary to increase the volume of waste utilization generated during industrial and economic activities, a task that cannot be achieved without attracting additional investments in environmental protection. A civilized program-targeted approach to objectively existing problems contributes to the complexity of forecasting and managing ongoing processes using various econometric methods, ensuring the interconnection of production processes across all indicators in the sectors of industry, agriculture, and transport. Extrapolation forecasts, based on the analysis of the initial state of the region and urgent issues, make it possible to identify accumulated problems conditioned by the expected state of the surrounding natural environment, orient the planning and management system, and define a set of activities aimed at achieving environmental goals. The specificity of the green economy lies in territorial orientation in management, making it possible to identify fundamental environmental actions, schemes of measures to protect a specific natural resource or component of the environment, and regional schemes for greening the territory, determining primary objects.