Comparative Analysis of Methods of Identification of Skill Needs on the Labour Market in Transition to the Low Carbon Economy
Anticipating skill needs for the low carbon economy is a complex task. The exact margins of the green economic sectors and occupations are not yet fully defi ned. What these margins are and how they vary across countries and sectors remains to be seen. In addition, the pace of change makes the low carbon economy a moving target, diffi cult to measure and predict. Intended to assist researchers in anticipating skills,
the report Comparative Analysis of Methods of Identifi cation of Skill Needs on the Labour Market in Transition to the Low Carbon Economy builds understanding of how to embark on a skills anticipation exercise, which is relevant for national, sectoral and enterprise level human resource development strategies related to climate change mitigation and adaptation. It primarily deals with methodologies and institutional arrangements, and aims to inform decisions on the scope and level of skills anticipation research, sources of information, and available methodological approaches, both quantitative and qualitative. Research objectives, country context, data availability and institutional settings will determine which combination of methods to apply.
(EU) Comparative Analysis of Methods of Identification of Skill Needs on the Labour Market in Transition to the Low Carbon Economy.pdf
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