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Bollettino speciale
13 ottobre 2010, n 31
Promoting Green Employment
edited by Francesca Fazio, Chiara Gnesi, Lisa Rustico and Francesca Sperotti
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Interventi
Green jobs
Lisa Rustico
‘Green skills’ as such do not exist
 
Francesca Sperotti
Europe 2020: a strategy for the 21st century
 
Chiara Gnesi
The world players’ express their views on green jobs in Europe: an overview
 
Francesca Fazio
How many ‘green jobs’? Nobody knows
 
Lisa Rustico
Interview to Raymond Torres, Director of the International Institute for Labour Studies, ILO
 
Documentazione comunitaria
Green jobs
European Parliament resolution, 7 September 2010
Developing the job potential of a new sustainable economy
 
Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, 30 September 2010
A European plan for the creation of “green” jobs and for the “greening” of the economy
 
European Parliament resolution, 17 June 2010
Gender aspects of the economic downturn and financial crisis
 
Pari opportunitą
Communication from the European Commission, 21 September 2010, COM(2010) 491 final
Strategy for equality between women and men 2010-2015
 
Percorsi di lettura
Green jobs
Arshad Rab, Lisa Rustico, Selma Terzimehic (edited by), Adapt Dossier 7 July 2010, n. 12
Women in green economy. A human capital perspective
 
Giulia Rossi and Selma Terzimehic (edited by), Adapt Dossier 4 June 2010, issue n. 9
Social dialogue, renewable energy, female employment
 
Rodosveta Gospodinova, Jószef Hajdś and Lisa Rustico (edited by), Adapt Dossier 25 febbraio 2010, n. 4
Green jobs: nuove opportunitą o nuovi rischi?
 
Giulia Rossi (edited by), Adapt Dossier 1° February 2010, n. 2
The economic and occupational impact of green economy
 
Francesca Mattioli (edited by), Special Bulletin 15 January 2010, n. 3
Green Economy and Female Employment: More and Better Jobs?
 
Studi e ricerche
Green jobs
Claus Hviid Christensen, Chief Executive Officer, Lindoe Offshore Renewables Center
1+1+1+0 = 1110 New Green Jobs
 
Emanuela Preiti, Chairperson of EURELECTRIC Working Group Social Affairs & Human Resources, ENEL S.p.A
Climate Change, Employment, Impact and Just Employment Transition Principles for the European Electricity Sector
 
Anne Panneels, Advisor, ETUC
Comment assurer des transitions de qualité vers des emplois verts?
 
Llorenē Serrano Gimenez, Head of department Sustainable Development, Spanish Trade Union Confederation
Employment and Renewable Energies in Spain
 
Gerard Walker, Senior Policy Advisor, Forfas
Future Skills Needs of Enterprise within the Green Economy in Ireland
 
Olivier Barbery, Director Geocycle, France-Benelux
Geocycle: Pursuing sustainable development
 
Sarah Pearce, Greenworkplaces Project Leader, TUC
Going green at work: Trade Unions Greening the Workplace
 
John Martin, Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD
Greening the labour market: Challenges and policy responses
 
Jean-Pierre Liebaert, Director, Belgian Confederation of Construction
How do construction deal with climate change?
 
Stephen White, Economist, DG Environment, European Commission
How to green all jobs?
 
Andrew Raingold, Deputy Director, Aldersgate Group
How to train workers for green skills?
 
Christian Duchesne, Syndex
Impact on employment in the EU-25 of climate change and climate change policies by 2030
 
Tom Bevers, Vice-Chairman, Employment Committee
Preliminary Results on the basis of the draft final report “Towards a greener labour market - The employment dimension of tackling environmental challenges”
 
Guibert Debroux, Director, Forem Formation Environment
Promoting Green Employment: a Major and Indispensable Driver behind a Successful Transition towards a Competitive and Low Carbon Green Economy
 
Eddie Eccleston, Commercial Director, European Twowheel Retailers Association
Promoting Green Employment: a Major and Indispensable Driver behind a Successful Transition towards a Competitive and Low Carbon Green Economy
 
Andreas Schuring, Policy Officer, German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development
Promoting energy conservation and climate protection in the building sector is promoting employment- Promotional Programmes for Energy Efficient Residential Buildings
 
Jan Smets, Director, National Bank
Report 2010: Green Jobs
 
Peter Szovics, Senior Expert, European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training
Skills for Green Jobs
 
Olga Strietska-Ilina, Senior Expert, ILO
Skills for Green Jobs, A Global View
 
Piet Steel, Vice President Governmental Affairs, Toyota Motor Europe
Towards Sustainable Mobility
 
Raymond Torres, Director, International Labour Office, ILO
Towards a low carbon economy: seizing the opportunities for jobs and incomes
 
Matthias Rapp, Senior Adviser Public Affairs, Vattenfall Wind Power
Vattenfall Wind Power- a Green Job Creator
 
Lisa Rustico, Research Fellow, Adapt, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
WiRES – Women in Renewable Energy Sector
 
Cedefop, July 2010
Skills for green jobs: European synthesis report
 
European Commission, European Employment Observatory Review, 2010
The employment dimension of economy greening
 
Eventi
Green jobs
Brussels, 29 September 2010, European Parliament workshop
Learning to be green: Future skills for green jobs
 
La Hulpe (Brussels), 28-29 September 2010, Ministerial Conference
Promoting Green Employment: a Major and Indispensable Driver behind a Successful Transition towards a Competitive Low Carbon and Green Economy
 
This special Bulletin has been issued within the WiRES project. WiRES (Women in Renewable Energy Sector) is a project co-funded by the European Commission, DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, budget heading 04.03.03.01, Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue.
Pubblicazione on line della Collana Adapt
ISSN 2240-2721

Registrazione n.1609,
11 novembre 2001,
Tribunale di Modena.

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