Today’s direction of rural development involves implementing programs for public-private partnerships with consumer cooperatives in each federal district and region. The socio-economic development of rural areas depends primarily on innovative approaches to organizing entrepreneurial activities aimed at revitalizing and forming a market sector of the green economy with state support. The authors study the development of consumer cooperatives and assess the impact of sectoral activities on the total volume of regional gross product and development prospects. Moreover, the authors analyze the overall volume of consumer cooperative activities in specific federal districts based on absolute and relative indicators, using publicly available materials on the activities of consumer cooperative organizations. The basic indicators include the volumes of activities in various trade, manufacturing, catering, and procurement sectors. When summarizing the materials on the activities of consumer cooperative organizations in specific regions of the country as a component of the gross regional product structure, it is necessary to note the varying levels and impact on the green economy of rural areas. The implementation program of strategic tasks for 2023–2027 requires the development of the region’s internal potential and trade and economic cooperation with other countries on a partnership basis. Based on the analysis and assessment of the total volume of consumer cooperative activities and its sectoral structure in specific federal districts, the authors reflected on the trends and advantages of developing the green economy in rural areas, including international relations of cooperative organizations.