<![CDATA[Environmental issues are a major issue faced by various countries in the world, which requires policies to address climate change and carbon emissions. This study aims to explain the implementation of green politics in Asian countries and understand the role of the state in promoting green politics in Asia by comparing it with the European model. The research method uses a systematic literature review (SLR) through three important stages, namely (1) PICO (2) Prism Flowchart, and (3) Data extraction and analysis. The results of the study found that the implementation of green politics in Asian countries has different policy variations, ranging from the Green Silk Road policy, the elimination of nuclear energy, the Emissions Trading System, SSTC and CASE, urban green space policies, reforestation, and strengthening regional cooperation with UNEP. The role of the state in green politics in Asia functions as a regulatory state that compiles, unifies, and enforces rules, while the European state model functions as an orchestrating state, namely a state that plays a role in facilitating cooperation with non-state actors.]]>
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