Recently, the issue of ensuring the population’s quality of life has become even more pressing, a circumstance further exacerbated by the global COVID-19 pandemic. What initially manifested as a healthcare crisis has since evolved into an economic and social collapse. Subsequent sanctions and geopolitical tensions have restricted the production of environmentally friendly goods and hindered the adoption of safe technologies. Geopolitical challenges and the application of isolating measures, coupled with the utilization of hazardous instruments to curtail the development of nations, have reached catastrophic proportions. Global economic woes underpin environmental challenges on a worldwide scale. Their interplay exacerbates the situation in the realm of natural resource management, thereby diminishing the quality of life for the population. Unwise consumer exploitation of natural resources and the persistent increase in environmental pollution over the decades have brought to the forefront the imperative of addressing the population’s quality of life through the attainment of goals aligned with the principles of a green economy and sustainable development. On the flip side, the advancement of human thought and the digitalization of all facets of human life present tremendous potential for developing and implementing cutting-edge technologies that consider the interests of nature and society. This research aims to analyze the application of advanced green economy technologies in enhancing the quality of life, assessing their effectiveness, and evaluating their alignment with the population’s expectations.