As Uzbekistan progresses in its transition towards a more diversified and sustainable economy, the enhancement of sustainable finance literacy emerges as a pivotal component. This research paper delves into the current landscape of sustainable finance literacy within the nation, pinpointing prevalent gaps and delineating the disparities between existing educational programs and the evolving demands of a sustainability-oriented global economy. Through qualitative analysis and comparative studies, frameworks are proposed to elevate the understanding and application of sustainable finance among various stakeholders, including financial institutions, individual investors, and educational entities. The integration of these frameworks into Uzbekistan's broader economic strategies is discussed as a means to harness sustainable finance for national economic resilience and to align with international sustainability objectives. This paper contributes to the discourse on sustainable finance by highlighting its potential as a cornerstone for economic sustainability in emerging markets.