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The evolving environmental landscape demands a fundamental reorientation of public administration toward sustainability-driven governance. This study investigates how administrative frameworks can embed ecological principles within institutional structures, policy processes, and service delivery mechanisms. It examines the strategic integration of sustainability into governance models, identifies persistent challenges impeding the adoption of green policies--such as bureaucratic inertia and resource limitations--and explores innovative approaches that enhance eco-conscious public services. Special emphasis is placed on digital governance as a transformative tool, enabling transparency, data-driven decision-making, and citizen engagement in environmental policy implementation. The study concludes by advocating for administrative reforms and capacity-building strategies that position public institutions as key agents in shaping a resilient and sustainable future.