Abstract

The intersection of public sector reform and environmental sustainability has become increasingly crucial as governments worldwide grapple with the dual challenges of enhancing efficiency and addressing climate change. This paper explores the paradigm shift towards Green Administration an approach that integrates environmental goals into public sector governance. The study highlights the necessity of reforming traditional public sector frameworks to incorporate sustainable practices emphasizing the role of policy innovation regulatory adjustments and the adoption of green technologies. It also examines case studies of governments that have successfully aligned their administrative processes with environmental objectives offering insights into best practices and the challenges encountered. Key findings suggest that effective green administration requires a holistic approach involving not only policy changes but also cultural shifts within public institutions. This involves fostering env