To reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change.

To ensure that the benefits of climate action are equitably distributed.

To hold corporations and governments accountable for their role in climate change.

To promote sustainable and just economic development.

It leads to job losses in industries heavily reliant on fossil fuels.

It creates new opportunities for employment in renewable energy and sustainable industries.

It exacerbates existing inequalities in the labor market.

All of the above.

A just transition for workers in industries affected by climate change.

Investment in education and training programs to prepare workers for green jobs.

Government policies that support the creation of sustainable and decent jobs.

All of the above.

A gradual shift from fossil fuel-based economies to sustainable and renewable energy systems.

A process that ensures that workers and communities affected by climate change are not left behind.

A combination of both of the above.

None of the above.

Investing in renewable energy infrastructure and creating green jobs.

Providing financial assistance to workers who lose their jobs due to climate change.

Supporting community-led initiatives for sustainable development.

All of the above.

By advocating for policies that support a just transition.

By negotiating collective bargaining agreements that include provisions for climate action.

By educating workers about the impacts of climate change and the need for a just transition.

All of the above.

Developing and implementing policies that support a just transition.

Investing in public infrastructure and services that promote sustainability.

Collaborating with businesses, labor unions, and civil society organizations to create a just transition.

All of the above.

By reducing their carbon emissions and adopting sustainable practices.

By investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency measures.

By providing training and support to workers affected by climate change.

All of the above.

The high cost of transitioning to renewable energy systems.

The resistance of some industries to change.

The lack of political will to implement necessary policies.

All of the above.

Educating themselves about climate change and its impacts on the world of work.

Supporting businesses and organizations that are committed to climate justice.

Advocating for policies that promote a just transition.

All of the above.

By teaching students about the impacts of climate change on the world of work.

By providing training on green jobs and sustainable practices.

By incorporating climate justice principles into curricula and teaching methods.

All of the above.

Technical skills related to renewable energy and energy efficiency.

Soft skills such as critical thinking and problem-solving.

An understanding of climate change and its impacts on the world of work.

All of the above.

By sharing best practices and lessons learned on just transition strategies.

By providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries for climate action.

By establishing international agreements and frameworks that promote climate justice.

All of the above.

Technology can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote energy efficiency.

Technology can create new opportunities for green jobs and sustainable industries.

Technology can facilitate the sharing of information and best practices on climate action.

All of the above.

By setting targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adopting sustainable practices.

By investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency measures.

By supporting workers affected by climate change and promoting a just transition.

All of the above.