♻️Imagine Equal Opportunities in the Green Transition♻️
π‘ Imagined Endstate:
A future where Pacific women lead and thrive in the green economy.
π Link:
π Source:
Fabrizio, S., Jaumotte, F., & Tavares, M. M. (2024, October 7). Why Women Risk Losing Out in the Shift to Green Jobs. International Monetary Fund.
π₯ What’s the Big Deal:
As the green economy grows, it offers higher wages and sustainability-driven roles π. However, women, particularly in the Pacific, face barriers due to underrepresentation in STEM and technical fields π. This could widen economic and gender gaps. Efforts to boost women’s participation through education reform, scholarships, and targeted policies—such as mentorship programs and inclusive hiring strategies—are essential π±. Closing this gap not only enhances equity but also improves economic resilience, environmental sustainability, and community empowerment ⚖️.
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