The portion of green talent — workers with the knowledge or skills needed to support environmental sustainability now and in the future — in the global workforce rose from 9.6% in 2015 to 13.3% so far ...

Jobs of the future continue to evolve rapidly. The science is clear, in order to avoid the devastating consequences of climate change, firms, governments, and societies need to integrate ...

A green skills shortage across the globe is holding back growth in sustainable development jobs and could jeopardize the race to reach net zero by 2050, according to a new report from the Organisation ...

New research published in the World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development has looked at changes in the labor market in regions of Greece affected by the rapid phasing-out ...

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Addressing the green skills gap and gender disparity in the workforce is essential for achieving climate goals and ensuring a sustainable future As world leaders gather for the crucial 28th Conference ...

Green skills in the U.S. aren’t growing as fast as green jobs, pressuring companies to get creative to find the workers they need to carry out the energy transition and take advantage of the historic ...

At COP30, global leaders launched the Global Initiative on Jobs & Skills for the New Economy to put people at the center of climate action — aiming to create 375 million new jobs and 280 million ...

Students and young graduates have urged policy-makers worldwide to embrace an understanding of green jobs that goes beyond the manufacturing, construction and renewable energy sectors and includes all ...

Organizations must build “climate fluency” across departments so employees understand the role that they, their company, and their industry can play in helping the environment. Despite a heightened ...

The global transition to a low-carbon economy demands more than technological innovation and policy reform; it requires a workforce equipped with the right skills to implement and sustain systemic ...

The long-running effects of climate change are coming home to roost. Historic droughts, increasingly frequent wildfires and more violent storms have spawned an international migrant crisis and growing ...