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Title: Regional overview: What is the government's role in greening TVET?
Authors: Pavlova, Margarita 
Issue Date: Jan-2016
Journal: TVET@Asia newsletter
Abstract: The transition to low-carbon economies that address climate change and reduce the environmental impact of development is a pressing issue for governments in Asia. Ambitious targets set by many countries in the region require the implementation of specific measures to ensure environmentally sustainable economic growth. The greening of jobs and the development of necessary skills are essential requirements for successful green transitions. This article analyses various drivers that impact upon the greening of skills in the region. It refers to several studies conducted by the author that examine current practices. The article also identifies five enabling factors that should be systematically addressed for the greening of technical and vocational education and training(TVET).
Description: Available access online via TVET@sia homepage: the online journal for technical and vocational education and training in Asia (http://www.tvet-online.asia/issue/6/pavlova)
Keywords: Greening of the economy
Governments' role
Asia-Pacific region
Green skills
Dimensions of TVET greening
Systematic reform
Greening of TVET curriculum
Barriers for greening skills
Drivers behind greening of skills
Type: Article
ISSN: 2196-838X
Appears in Collections:Greening VPET

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