ACTION PLANS PAGE COUNTRIES - PowerPoint Presentation

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ACTION PLANS

PAGE COUNTRIES

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Barbados

Enhance environmental education

IGE

Establish Indicators to monitor

IGE

policies including

ManufacturingWasteTransportEnergyAgricultureTourism

National Sustainable Development Policy (2004), National Strategic Plan,Growth & Development Strategy 2020SDGs

PAGE MISSION

2017

Set up IG Jobs Sub-com to

GETSC

Conduct Green Jobs Assessment

(including NDC)

Skills Development

TORs for SIDS-SIDS

KS Platform

Green Economy Scoping Study

Update Coms of PSs on

IGE

development + LMI Adv. Com.

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Brazil –

Mato

Grosso

POLICIES (Federal Level)

STAKEHOLDERS

Family FarmersTrade UnionsEmployersCivil SocietyPrivate sector

NGOsUniversities

Government Sector

Extension officers

Professional councils

ACTION PLAN

Logical

Matrix

Launch

10.11.2016

Start

greening

policies

Sustainable

Agriculture

Family

Farmers

Sustainable

Livestock

Ecotourism

Sanitation policiesRenewable Energy

1. ENVIRONMENTAL1.1 REDD+1.2 Forestry Code1.3 Rural Env Registration – CAR2. URBAN/ REGIONAL2.1. Sanitation Waste Management106 Environmental Sanitation Cities Plan2.2 Economic, Ecological and Social Zoning2.3 Federal Law of Urban Development141 Urban Planning (Urban and Rural Areas)2.4 Federal Program for Land Revitalization – Papel Passado3. AGRICULTURE3.1 Food and Nutrition Security System3.2 National Policy for Technical and Rural Extension 3.3. Family-Farmer Law - Pronaf

(STATE LEVEL)1. ENVIRONMENTAL1.1 REDD+1.2 F. CODE 1.3 CAR2. URBAN/ REGIONAL2.1 Waste Management Sanitation2.2 ZSEE2.3 Urban Planning2.4 Land Regulation3. AGRICULTURE3.1 FNS Council3.2 Rural Devel, Council 3.3 DAP

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Burkina Faso

Objectif transformer structurellement l’

é

conomie

bukinabé pour une croissance

forte, durable, résiliente, inclusive, créatrice d’emplois décents pour tous et induisant l’ amélioration du bien être social

Document référence: PNDES (2016-2020)Axe 1: reformer les institutions et moderniser l’administrationAxe 2: Développer le capital humainAxe 3: Dynamiser les secteurs porteurs pour l’économie et l’emploi

PNDD, LODD

SNEV

C1: Contribution à la politique macro-économique

Activité 1: élaboration de la SNEV et plan d’action Activité 2 : programme de promotion des entreprises vertes Activité 3: mettre à jour le PNIEODActivité 4: élaborer le plan Ct ° An PNDES centré su EV

C2: Politique sectorielle: promotion de l’emploi, industries vertes

Activité 1: élaboration d’une guide de politique sectorielleActivité 2: création des fonds verts

C3: Renforcement de capacité

Activité 1: programme de renforcement des jeunes pour l’entrepreneuriat vertActivité 2: Organisation de l’

Academie nationale su EVActivité 3: programme d’études supérieur su EVActivité 4: renforcer les capacités techniques et financières de l’administrationActivité5: mettre en place un système de gestion administrative de l’environnement

Acteurs Clés

: MESRS, MEEVCC, MINEFID, MICA, secteur privé, ONGActeurs: Switch

Africa Green, MEEVCC, MINEFID, MICA ME, agence développement, privé, chambre commerce, maison de l’entreprise

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China

Short term

– All round well-off society by 2020

Long term

– Ecological civilization & beautiful China by 2050

Green development

Green economy pathway

The 13th FYP: 25 targets, in which 11 targets are EER Greening P&C

+Greening people’s minds

Urbanization + industrialization

AgricultureInformationGreening

Optimizing the spatial layout of economic and industrial structure

Main functional zoning + ecological red lining

Saving resource and energy use Cap control of consumption + efficiency enhancement by targets and indicators

Protect environment and conserve ecosystem

Action plan air, water, soil pollution control and prevention

Biodiversity target + ban illegal wildlife trade Institutional reform 

Assessment and performance evaluations in local governments

Environmental crime + environmental lawsuit system Green finance + green investment + green trade + green procurement + green supply chain + green fiscal policy (

Env. Tax)

Entrepreneurship training + kick off funds + unemployment benefits + reemployment benefits Public participation: more stakeholder

engagement

International collaboration + South-South cooperation:

Xi. 200 mil USD SSCF +silk road infrastructure road + FIIB

Green

BoR

st.

6.5% 9GR by 2020

Improved by 2020

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KEY STAKEHOLDERS

National 40 year development

plan 2017

Green financing

Focal ministry for PAGE: Ministry of Environment

PAGE steering committee

NDPCNational Development Planning CommissionImprove enabling environment for private sector investment

GhanaMinistry of Finance

Other key sector ministries for implementation (education,

labour, gender, industry, etc.)

Private Enterprise Foundation (PEF)

MunicipalitiesKEY EXISTING POLICIES/ STRATEGIES

Ghana Shared Growth Development Agenda (GSGDA)

National

Environmental Policy

National Renewable

PolicyNational Renewable

Policy

agriculture

renewable energy

waste management

HouseholdSolar projects

Green Climate Fund

Ghana Green Fund

Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA)

Connect

national to sub-national and local level plans

Improve institutional coordination

Conduct green jobs assessment

[Start Feb  6 months 2017]

Recruit National PAGE coordinator [Feb. 2017]ACTION PLAN FOR PAGE GHANAImplementation of recommendations of GE Assessment Report [2015]Mobilization of funding for PAGE activitiesFocus on local stakeholder engagementCapacity building for national + local level actors on GE [for e.g. ToT, modelling, setting of indicators]Mainstream GE in educational systemM&E of PAGE interventionsM&E of PAGE interventions

Where are GE issues captured in existing strategies and policies?Need for PAGE technical committee?

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KYRGYZ

REPUBLIC

BACKGROUND: POLICY FRAMEWORK: KYRGYZ REPUBLIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IS IN LINE WITH THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES. TODAY, THERE ARE TWO KEY STRATEGIES, INCLUDING THE NATIONAL STRATEGY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TILL 2017 AND THE GOVERNMENT’S PROGRAMME FOR TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TILL 2017. NOW THE KR IS DEVELOPING IT’S LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT 2030 IN LINE WITH THE SDGS.

INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK is established including the high level political body in the form of SDG COORDINATION COMMITTEE, THREE TECHNICAL LEVEL INTER-MINISTERIAL WORKING GROUPS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND ENVIRONMENT AGENCY.

PAGE KEY MINISTRIES IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC:MINISTRY OF ECONOMY (lead)

MINISTRY OF FINANCEMINISTRY OF AGRICULTUREMINISTRY OF EDUCATIONSTATE AGENCY FOR ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND FORESTRYTWO CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS:

NGO ‘ALEINE’BIOF ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENTEDUCATION INSTITUTION:FINANCIAL–ECONOMIC ACADEMY

KEY OBJECTIVE FOR 2016:

IDENTIFY ENTRY POINTS FOR GREEN ECONOMY THROUGH PARTICIPATORY STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AND AWARENESS RAISING

KEY ACTIVITIES:INITIAL PLANNING: CONDUCT WORKING MEETING UNDER THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, CHAIRED BY THE DEPUTY MINISTER. THE PARTICIPANTS ARE THE KEY STAFF OF THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, ENVIRONMENT AGENCY AND NSC. RESULT: work plan for PAGE IMPLEMENTATION.

SHARING: PRESENT THE GREEN ACADEMY LEARNING AT THE TWO INTER-MINISTERIAL WORKING MEETINGS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND ENVIRONMENT AGENCY.

  ANALYSING: STOCK-TAKING EXERCISE TO IDENTIFY THE GE PRIORITIES FOR THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

 COORDINATION AND PARTNERSHIP: STRENGTHEN MULTI-PARTNER COORDINATION MECHANISM UNDER THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY (include trade unions, banking systems, small and medium enterprises, international business council, invest council, civil society, international organizations) BASED ON THE FINDINGS OF THE STOCK TAKING EXERCISE, DEVELOP A DETAILED PLAN WITH COMMUNICATION PLANS. THE KEY SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY WILL BE SELECTED.

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Mauritius

Pathways to green economy

Shifting from BAU to

- Circular economy

- Sharing economy through innovation

Promote renewable energy

Green manufacturing/

MSMEs sustainable production & consumption

Sustainable tourism

Waste management

Water and waste water management

Agriculture and land use management

Ocean economy

Education

Transportation

Sector

Mass transit and green infrastructure

Integrates Agenda 2030

Ministries to prepare 3 years Action Plan in collaboration with stakeholders

PAGE support is required to prepare Action Plans

M&E

Vision 2030

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The resource basis of many productive sectors is facing threats of environmental degradation:

- deforestation

- loss

of biodiversity

- depletion of fish stocks - coastal erosion and beach degradation with the effects of climate change.In its future growth trajectory, Mauritius needs to accelerate reforms and continue diversifying its economy and reorienting exports towards emerging markets to consolidate growth, create employment opportunities especially for the young unemployed graduates and further open up the economy to reach a ‘High Income Economy’ status by 2030.

At the same time, Government will lend high-level policy support on all aspects of human development, in particular towards poverty eradication, higher education, governance support, gender development as well as sustainable development with the challenges posed by climatic changes

.

The principal

objectives of achieving

: - economic growth

- wellbeing

- inclusiveness - environmental sustainability.

Mauritius

Green Economy Objectives

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Employment creation (Green Jobs) for sustainable development especially for youth and women for economic transformation

Greening of jobs of the tertiary sector (financial services sector, trade, accommodation, food service activities, transportation and storage) - provides job to 7 out of 10 workers

Food security issue - Agriculture accounted for nearly 22% of total imports in 2015

In addition, there is intensive

use of agro-chemicals for increased agricultural productivity

Exploitation of the Blue (Ocean)

Economy: However, while exploitation of ocean resources may generate economic benefits in the short term, resource depletion will decrease the potential for economic growth and development in the long-term. This trade-off should be made clear to decision-makers.Need to reduce environmental risks by promoting investment in resource conservation and green infrastructure. Climate change is increasing the risk of natural disasters. Rising sea levels and land degradation threaten population in coastal areas – also a threat to the tourism industrySea level rise causes the risk of sea water intrusion into coastal areas

Flooding caused by torrential rain Managing Disaster Risks – National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act 2016Expertise and technology to develop adaptation and disaster-risk management measures Rising Energy requirement (annual average rate of 5%) – reduce dependence on use of fossil fuels

Increase the share of renewable sources of energy (22% in 2014) to reach target of 35% by 2025

The cost of renewable energy is heavily subsidized by government and this is unsustainable in the long-term

Waste to energy opportunities to be explored.The demand for water is unsustainable

Losses are estimated at about 48% of total water supply. The green economy will need to generate investment for the water distribution network, and improve efficiency in the use of water

Mauritius

Key Challenges for a Green Economy

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Mauritius aims to graduate to a high-income economy

Move away from the business-as-usual approach

Manage risks, such as those from fluctuating fossil fuel prices, increase resilience such as to the impacts of climate change and seize the opportunities from new and emerging markets.

Strengthening the manufacturing and services sector

Develop the ocean economy

Greening of Industry Processes

Waste Management, Reduce, Reuse and RecycleEstablish enabling policies and institutionsThe economic importance of natural capital, especially for a small island whose main industry is tourism and which is planning to make the ocean economy a major pillar of development, needs to be recognized. The cost of using natural capital will be economically higher in a small island economy with limited natural resources, putting at stake the competitiveness of the country.

The manufacturing sector needs to be revamped and supported by the deployment of clean, efficient and resource-saving technologies.

The agricultural sector will need to promote natural farming and organic production

Transport in a small island with high population density (6

th highest in the world), needs to be sustainable. The possibilities of using a mass transport system, introducing low carbon vehicles, and using biofuels should be explored.

The right mix of enabling conditions is required for the green economy to be attractive to investors and businesses, such as appropriate fiscal measures, laws, norms, know-how and infrastructure.

Managing Disaster Risks with the effects of climate change

Data and monitoring and evaluation frameworks to support evidence-based decision making will have to be strengthened.

Mauritius

Pathways to a Green

Economy

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Mongolia: Greening Industry (linked to SDGs, National GDP & SDV)

Priority

sectors

(SDV)

Implementation

Finance

Monitoring and Evaluation

Capacity building outreach

$ (mln)

Energy

Green

tax

Energy

audit ESCO

Subsidy

(feed

in tariff)

Smart grid (city)

Fiscal policy

reform

Tax

policy on EE/RE

Change

in public

procurement

law

Green bonds/

auction/ Green credit fundGreening NBT sector (NSE, NBFI, insurance) Green credit scoringSovereign

wealth fundApproval of the indicatorsGreen job surveyMethodology developmentPilotCapacity buildingBaseline studyImproving quality across sectorsIntroducing new tools and technologyOpen dataGovernment data exchange

Non traditional sources of dataPublic communication and mindset changeStrategic ESD:Formal educationPreschoolSchoolsUniversityVocational trainingOther Private sector

entrepreneurs

Policy makers

Green

jobs

Civil

society

Media

Workers

Means

GE

academy

(pool of

experts

)

Green

technology

Public

campaign

Environment

museum

Executive training

Clearing

house

Social media

Global

knowledge

exchange

10m

Infrastructure

Building

coding

and

standards

New industrial model

Construction

industry

/

construction

waste

-

Reuse

Public building – Green + road

10m

Sustainable

agriculture

New

technology

for

farming

/ water

efficiency

/

drip

irrigation

/ tunnel

farming

/

hydroponic

farming

Organic

agriculture

Livestock

/

trade

opportunities

Supply

chain

greening

10m

Mining

Green

tax

Rehabilitation

on

land

Mining

waste

reuse

(

coal

)

10m

Project

Implement

. Unit

Bahria

town

3m

TOTAL

43m

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Perú

Acción



Maestría en

Crecimiento Verde y Desarrollo

SostenibleFUNDAMENTOS: Desarrollo de capacidades profesionales en

crecimiento verde y desarrollo

sostenible

Formar competencias

profesionales en

líderes nacionales

, regionales

y locales para el

crecimiento verde

OBJETIVOS:

Contar con

cuadros

técnicos con pensamiento

estratégico

para el

crecimiento verde y

el

desarrollo

sostenible

Coadyuvar

al logro de

las metas del país en ODS y Acuerdo de ParísFormación de

cuadros académicos Contribuir a la red de investigación y generación de conocimiento sobre crecimiento verde y desarrollo sostenibleProblema: Carencia de cuadros técnicos para el diseño e implementación de políticas y estrategias en Crecimiento Verde y Desarrollo

Sostenible público y privado RETO: ODS y Acuerdo de ParísOTRAS ACCIONES: Formación del grupo de apoyo en CVCoordinación con el grupo técnico de PAGECoordinación con

el consejo

de competitividad

Incorporación

en

los

planes

de

estudio

de EBR

superior

,

tecnológica

y universitaria,

formación

en

crecimiento

verde y

desarrollo

sostenible

***

Capacitación

para

periodistas

en

crecimiento

verde y

desarrollo

sostenible

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Sénégal

Stratégie

nationale E.V. (pas encore élaborée)

Formalisation

plateforme sur l’économie verte

Tenue de la 1ere édition nationale de l’Académie sur l’économie verteExistence

nouveau programme sur les emplois vertsLois et textes règlementation sur les déchets plastiques, l’énergie renouvelable Multitude de partenaires (PAGE, GGGI, Institut développement durable Jeffrey Sachs, coopération bilatérale UE, JICA)Plan d’Action

1. Sessions de restitution globales et sectorielles de l’Académie sur l’économie de TurinPlateforme nationale sur l’économie verte

Partenaires sociaux, Ministère du Travail, CESEPoint

de presse avec le réseau de journalistes environnementalistes 2. Renforcement des capacités

Formation de formateurs (UNITAR)Elaboration

d’un manuel sur l’économie verte (BIT/ UNITAR)Formation

des inspecteurs du travail sur l’économie verte 

national3. Etude sur le travail des enfants, la gestion des déchets (DKV)4. Campagnes de sensibilisation sur l’utilisation des enfants dans la gestion des déchets (UCG, syndicats, techniciens

surface, BIT, parents)

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KEY PAGE SOUTH AFRICA OUTPUT

High Palma= Low GE

progr

INEQUALITY

39% people below poverty line

POVERTY

26% unemployment

JOB CREATION/

Deficit

SKILLS/ CAPACITY

Deteriorating

INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION

hh

GHG

42%

i

BAU 2025

34% iBAU

2020

CLIMATE CHANGE

Coordination/ Collaboration

 

Macroeconomic

Mainstreaming

Gaps

Opportunities

Net inventories

✓

 

✓ ✓

✓Social dialogue✓✓✓

✓

✓

✓

Leverage $

Green jobs assessment

✓

✓

✓

✓

 

✓

Knowledge platform

 

 

 

✓

 

 

Based on country priorities

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sector Based Reform SBR

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trade

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Water fiscal

✓

✓

 

 

✓

✓

Wind energy

 

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

CD Gela Capacity Building

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contextualized!

Institutional

 

 

 

✓

 

✓

Individual

 

 

 

✓

 

✓

South Africa

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ACTION PLANS

OTHER COUNTRIES

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Egypt

Energy Sector: proposed action plan

Design

incentives

mechanisms to promote energy projects

(Ex. Improve tax policies, subsidies, customs, etc.)Fund raising for RE/ energy efficient projectsImprove

current legislation (Ex.

Feeding- in tariff mechanism, etc.)

Design awareness

campaign for energy

conservation & RE

(Using LED lamps, unplug unused electrical devices using PV, wind turbines, PV pumps, etc.)

Training on new technologies for RE(Installation of PV systems, waste to energy, etc.)

Improve/ integrate

RE/ energy

efficiency concepts in

various educational

levels Encourage

R&D in the energy

sector

Encourage local manufacturing

of

components

for RE

systems

Develop

PPP

in

energy sector

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CREATION OF AWARENESS

(Just Transition

Green Jobs)

EXISTING VENTURES

(Eco

Manyatta)

KenyaGREEN JOBS CREATION AND JUST TRANSITION AWARENESSTrade Unions

EmployersMoLILOPAGE

Develop new ventures

Industry symbiosis paper

Egypt (technical input)

Partners + KAM

NEW INITIATIVES

M&E of PAGE interventionsGreen sustainable

entrepreneurial skills

Creation of jobs (green)

Capacity building

Curriculum development

Awareness creation

Policy recommendation

green buildings

CTU

Workplan

+ ILO

3 years

2016 – 2017

Sustainable tourism

SHOWCASE

Awareness materials

WorkshopsMaterialsCampaignsAcademy on the Green Economy 2018Green Climate Fund

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India

October feedback

planning

M&E of PAGE interventions

Conduct new workshop/ conference

Advocacy with educational institutions

ContentDecent Jobs – environmentally friendly jobsRenewable Energy Solutions2-3 day

/ workshop / conferenceAdditional research on RE

Approach

ministries for PAGE

membership

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Montenegro

Green jobs promotion roadmap

Stakeholder

capacity

building:

launching conference + workshops

Assessment survey: desk research, questionnaires for municipalities and private sectorFocus on

specific industries for e.g. ecotourism, agriculture

(+ value

chain analysis

: direct, indirect

, induced jobs)

Green Jobs SWOT Analysis

Development of GJ Policy Recommendation / Stakeholders

and social partners

validation

Link policy recommendations to the strategy for

Sustainable Development Action Plan

Monitoring and Evaluation (Indicators)

National

Strategy

for

Sustainable

Development 2030 (green economy + green

jobs

), AP

Decent

Work Country

Programme

2015 – 2017 (Priority: Promotion of Sustainable Enterprises)

Policy framework: SDG Agenda 2030

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Philippines

OBJECTIVE

: Green Jobs Database for evidenced-based policy and program formulation

Legal Basis: GREEN JOBS ACT OF 2016 (RA 10771)Coverage: National STEPS:

Management Consultation and support of PSA Execom – ANS Wilma will propose to Execom Meeting – quarterly management meeting for possible discussion in the National Planning Workshop

If Execom approves: SMALL PILOT

INITIATIVETESTING THE INSTRUMENT (COGNITIVE TEST)ASSESS HOW IT CANBE INTEGRATED IN THE LFS / ESTABLISHMENT SURVEY AS A RIDERHousehold-based survey (LFS, quarterly)  Cebu as pilot which is the pilot of the new concept of work (1st Quarter 2017)Establishment survey (OWS/ISLE, every 2 years) NCR or CebuReport on the result of the pilot (one-month after the Findings of the pilotRecommendation for scaling up to national surveyTiming of the surveyBudget requirements BUDGET Requirement : Pilot : Counter-parting (PSA savings for 2016 budget for Traveling expense ; ILO for Other costs)Scaling UP: baseline survey starting (mid 2017 for the LFS / 2018 for the Establishment survey) BUDGET from ILO

Succeeding surveys : Green Jobs Act 2016 IRR = funds from government appropriationsPREPARATORY ACTIVITIES : Technical Forum for staff from 2 Directorate (SSSS / MAS) - 2nd week of DECEMBER 2016)

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Tunisie

Thème (le projet):

Développer les compétences

vertes

(Spécialité

a déterminer) 

en Tunisie (région à déterminer)Population cible:

Demandeurs d’emploiTravailleurPartenaires

: F

tes

structures du MFPEMinistère

EnvironnementPartenaires sociaux et société civile

Ministères Techniques:

Industrie Tourisme

Transport

Financement et appui technique:

Budget de l’Etat

Coopération internationale:

PAGEPoTT

Centres

Résultats attendus:

Main d’œuvre qualifiée (verte) disponible répondant aux besoins Compétences

techniques (vertes) des formateurs développées

Entreprenariat

vert développé

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Uruguay y Argentina

Informe personal de la Academia

Informe país

Taller empleos verdes GIZ,

Taller divulgación: Uruguay y Argentina

Reunión con autoridades – participación en PAGE

Vínculo con universidad e I+D+iIntroducir empleos verdes en ámbitos en cursoNDC, cambio climático, ley de residuosAplicación concreta

Indicadores, ODSOrganizar instancia de Formación de FormadoresDefinir implementación y financiamiento

Después por ej. transición a empleos verdes en taller de formación: sector agro y uso del suelo

Revisar legislación ambiental a la luz del Acuerdo del París y PAGE

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Workers and Trade Unions

OBJECTIVE

ACTIONS

WHO/ INPUT

Deepen

social

dialogue

Press conference

Dissemination

of Academy

outcomes to social partners

Workers

Employers Associations

Governments

CSOS

Build

capacity

of members

Workshops

Peer

training

Study

circles

Research

(T.U. engagement on

climate

change) Curriculum DevelopmentTrade Union OrganizationsICOITUC

FESIncrease representation and participation of workers in foraLobby GovernmentsDevelop positions on issuesMobilize resourcesITUCILOUNEPFES

Enhance communication Build global/ regional alliancesUse existing platforms (webpages/ social media)Create weblapp Group Exchange ProgramsTrade

Union Organizations

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Zambia

From the Academy

ZGJ

Programme

 construction

and

tool to assess greening of other sectors

Process to create NCCF (financing)

Prepare for

financing (sectoral

policies and

action plans)E& L

Action Plan

Sensitization and awareness by MLSSStakeholders of employment/

Labour sectorGreen

economyPolicy review/ formulation of an action planning in order to mainstream green economy

Financing strategy

Global level

Local level: public and private

National Development Plan

Sectoral policies 

National climate change policyAscent

to Paris Agreement

Industry JCS [agriculture, construction, tourism] – ZGJP

National

Employment

and LMP

Youth Policy

M&E

NAPA  National Adaptation Programme of Action

Agriculture, water and energy, forestry and wildlife, human health, Cabinet level sensitization all ministries (by MoF)Ministries ELS (MLSS) tripartite sensitization