Closing the Green Skills Gap to Power a Greener Economy and Drive Sustainability

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Sue Duke

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01 - Introduction

01 - Skills we need to make our future green.mp4

02:24

02 - 1. Green Skills Powering the Transition to a Greener Economy

01 - What are green skills.mp4

02:43

02 - What green jobs and skills are in demand.mp4

02:00

03 - 2. Green Skills The Opportunities Ahead

01 - The sectors going green.mp4

03:05

02 - How countries are embracing green skills.mp4

02:55

03 - The rise of eco-entrepreneurship.mp4

02:08

04 - Challenges to a just transition.mp4

02:32

04 - 3. Green Skills Government, Business, and Workers

01 - Embracing green skills Business.mp4

02:00

02 - Embracing green skills Governments.mp4

01:57

03 - Embracing green skills Workers.mp4

02:15

Description

As nations and industries worldwide make commitments toward a more environmentally sustainable future, many questions must be considered. How can our economies grow more thoughtfully, focus on sustainability, and counteract climate change while also providing new opportunities for the global workforce? In this course, Sue Duke, LinkedIn Vice President, Head of Global Public Policy and the Economic Graph Team, examines how the world of work is changing to adapt to the green economy, what jobs and skills are on the rise, how sectors and countries are adapting to focus on sustainability, and what leaders need to do to prepare their workforces. Adapting to this new economy may seem daunting, but the good news is that a green economy is not only good for the planet—it can also create new opportunities. If you’re looking for practical advice about what you, your organization, businesses, and governments can do to embrace and take advantage of this rapid economic shift, join Sue in this course.

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Working across our Public Policy and Economic Graph teams, I lead and manage the roll-out of LinkedIn’s Economic Graph in partnership with governments and labour market organizations across the globe. My role is to bring LinkedIn's unique insights to life and to fruition with local and national Governments as well as with some of the world's leading economic institutions, such as the World Bank and the World Economic Forum.

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