Transcription of Just Transition - OECD
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just TransitionA Report for the OECDMAY 201724 paper was prepared by Samantha Smith for the just Transition Centre, with contributions from ITUC, TUAC and ITUC affiliates. It was provided to the OECD in the context of the project Growth, investment and the low carbon transiti-on. The content remains the sole responsibility of the authors and of the just Transition Centre. The views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position of the OECD or its mem-ber Imperative of a just TransitionSharan Burrow, General Secretary, ITUC Taking into account the imperatives of a just Transition of the workforce and the creation of decent work and quality jobs in accordance with nationally defined development prio-rities Paris Agreement (2015)Ambitious action on climate that keeps the warming of the planet as far below 2 degrees as possible is an imperative if we are to ensure a future for humanity.
training, redeployment , labor market policies and community development and renewal. At its heart just transition requires us to leave no one behind. For coal and oil communities, community renewal with investment in new energy, new industries and new jobs is vital. For cities, investment in low and zero emissions
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