
Green Skills for a Just Transition - What Do We Need?
“Let’s make sure today’s learners and future generations can access the education they need, to create a more sustainable, inclusive, just and peaceful world for all.”
UNESCO-UNEVOC spotlighted UNESCO’s support for the global transition to inclusive green and digital economies and the required transformation of TVET systems, institutions and programmes. A BMZ-commissioned study series on “Skills for a Just Transition to a Green Future” was presented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, shedding light on TVET in renewable energies, sustainable construction and sustainable mobility sectors and presenting a vision to transform TVET for a greener future.
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ObjectivesThe forum aimed to:
- advance discourse on preparing the workforce for a just transition to a green economy and on opportunities for transforming TVET systems to promote green skills.
- promote a new vision for supporting TVET to adapt to the challenges of a green transformation with respect to sectors that have the most carbon emissions.
This event brought together political decision-makers, TVET experts, academics, and international development stakeholders across green sectors.
Modality
The event took place in Bonn, welcoming in-person attendance of all invitees. Selected sessions could be followed online via Microsoft Teams for those who were unable to attend the event.
Language
The forum was conducted in English.
Venue
The forum was organized at GIZ Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 + 36, 53113 Bonn.
This event was organized jointly by UNESCO-UNEVOC and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)
Related documents and resources
GIZ- Skills for a Just Transition to a Green Future

- Sectoral Study: TVET for Renewable Energies
(new publication) - GIZ Vision Paper: What TVET can and must do in a Just Transition to a Green Economy
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