Capacity building for IGE Flashcards

1
Q

The adoption of green approaches to policymaking, production and consumption changes the nature of work, and therefore the skills required of workers.

True or false?

A

True.

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Jobs will be differentially affected by the transition to IGE.

In which sector might jobs be created?

A

Renewable energy

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3
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Jobs will be differentially affected by the transition to IGE.

In which sector might jobs be substituted?

A

Waste, e.g. landfill to recyling

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Jobs will be differentially affected by the transition to IGE.

In which sector might jobs be transformed but remain similar?

A

Construction, e.g. builders may need to retrofit old buildings to increase energy efficiency

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5
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Jobs will be differentially affected by the transition to IGE.

In which sector might jobs be lost?

A

Fossil fuel exploration

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6
Q

How has PAGE facilitated capacity building in Mongolia?

A

It supports the development of UG courses on green economy, macroeconomic modelling and sustainable finance

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7
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Name 3 ways in which learning systems must be strengthened in response to changes in the jobs sector.

A
  1. Strengthening policy coordination
  2. Identifying / anticipating skills needs
  3. Building inclusive learning systems
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8
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Give an example of identifying / anticipating skills needs for the jobs sector.

A

Mexico

The Ministry for the Environment wanted to double the number of green jobs in the country by 2018

This involved a nation-wide assessment of current and potential jobs

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Give an example of an inclusive learning system to facilitate changes in the jobs sector.

A

Partnership of the ILO and Australian government in Bangladesh

Trained local people to install solar panels in homes, as 70% of rural communities are NOT connected to the national grid.

This provided learning / employment opportunities for many, for example for women.

This makes energy accessible, clean and free for the poor, so the scheme was supported by the central government

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10
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What is essential to help build the capacity of developing nations?

A

Knowledge sharing and tech transfer from developed countries.

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