The demand for green jobs is increasing in Scotland with existing jobs transforming to reflect Scotland's just transition to net zero. In this session experts will discuss the economic transformation that is happening now and how this will impact green skills to get to our net zero goals in 2045.
Discussing the green skills demand for this growing sector and looking at opportunities for the region and where they need the support from the other sectors
In Scotland, nature-based solutions include expanding and restoring native woodlands, peatland restoration, enhancing the health of our marine environment, and new approaches to agriculture. This session will explore how this sector can remain vibrant, profitable and productive while delivering benefits for the climate.
The path toward a sustainable, net-zero carbon future must prioritise fairness and justice by addressing the disproportionate effects of climate change. This session will discuss how we allocate resources to essential services such as more environmentally friendly public transportation, enhancing skill development, and facilitating the transition for industries facing the greatest impacts.
In this session, we will examine all the fundamental elements that need to be in place to ensure the longevity of a net-zero economy and how we can engage with children from a young age and in further education to ensure that green skills are learned and implemented in future work practices.
The demand for green jobs is increasing in Scotland with existing jobs transforming to reflect Scotland's just transition to net zero. In this session experts will discuss the economic transformation that is happening now and how this will impact green skills to get to our net zero goals in 2045.
Sustainable infrastructure will be a lynchpin in the Scotland hitting its 20450 net zero targets, vital at every stage of the supply chain and getting us to where we need to go. Delegates can hear more on latest developments including electric, retrofitting and advances in technology.
