Open Library on Green Economy

“Open Library on Green Economy” is an Education & Knowledge Initiative primarily aligned with SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 13 (Climate Action).

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OLGE joins the Coalition for Sustainable AI — a global initiative launched at the Paris AI Action Summit (2025), coordinated by France, UNEP, and ITU.
We are Open Knowledge Infrastructure for Sustainability Education, Climate Literacy, and Ecosystem Development.

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Sustainable finance policies are growing, but enforcement remains a key challenge.

UNCTAD recorded 143 new sustainable finance measures across 35 economies in 2025, up from 99 in 2024.

China’s expanded emissions trading system now covers cement, steel and aluminium

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Green skills are becoming essential across the supply chain.
Responsible sourcing skills grew nearly 270% in the U.S., while responsible supply-chain management skills increased by around 200% in India.

#GreenSkills #Sustainability #SupplyChain #GreenEconomy

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Circularity is becoming a business opportunity, not just a climate goal.

Resale and recommerce revenues could grow from ~$27B in 2022 to ~$82B by 2026. In textiles, circular models could unlock hundreds of billions in value by 2030.

But skills and processes must catch up.

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Financial institutions need more than traditional finance skills.

They need people who can assess climate-related risks, understand sustainability standards, spot greenwashing, and develop credible green and transition products.

#GreenSkills #SustainableFinance #ESG #Green

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Education and skills programmes aligned with national climate missions struggle to access dedicated green finance windows.

Clearer mapping between learning outcomes and climate or just-transition priorities improves eligibility and investor confidence.

#OpenEducation #OLGE

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Dense sustainability language reduces uptake among non-specialists. Plain-language explainers and visual frameworks increase the likelihood that educators, local officials and small enterprises will act on the same underlying evidence.

#Sustainability #ClimateCommunication

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Dense sustainability language reduces uptake among non-specialists. Plain-language explainers and visual frameworks increase the likelihood that educators, local officials and small enterprises will act on the same underlying evidence.

#Sustainability #ClimateCommunication

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

Small and medium enterprises lack the bandwidth for complex sustainability frameworks.

Lightweight diagnostic tools, sector-specific checklists and peer learning networks lower the cost of first action more effectively than generic reporting templates.

#MSME #GreenSkills

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

Small and medium enterprises lack the bandwidth for complex sustainability frameworks.

Lightweight diagnostic tools, sector-specific checklists and peer learning networks lower the cost of first action more effectively than generic reporting templates.

#MSME #GreenSkills

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

Green hiring is growing faster than green skills supply.

LinkedIn’s 2025 Green Skills Report shows green hiring growing nearly 2x faster than the share of workers with green skills. Over half of green hires are now in non-green job titles.

The skills gap is spreading...

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

Green hiring is growing faster than green skills supply.

LinkedIn’s 2025 Green Skills Report shows green hiring growing nearly 2x faster than the share of workers with green skills. Over half of green hires are now in non-green job titles.

The skills gap is spreading...

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

@Google @Google a better eligibility criteria would be registration on NGO Darpan.

If an NGO has already spent 3 yrs without using your products, and has spent ₹15L on their activities, chances are they can also pay for your products.

Support is needed more when we start, not later.

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

@Google you offer products at no cost and at a discount to nonprofits in India. The nonprofits need this the most as they start operations. But to claim this, we need FCRA registration which is granted only after 3 yrs and spending 15Lacs.
This beats the purpose of your offer.

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Indonesia is scaling up vocational training to support its green workforce goals, targeting 5.32M green workers by 2029.

In 2026, the Ministry of Manpower aims to train 340K people and place 150K in apprenticeships.

The challenge: expanding physical training capacity fast.

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🌱 Green skills are becoming an immediate workforce need. Singapore’s latest projections point to growing demand for sustainability reporting and clean energy talent by 2030.

This highlights the need for targeted training to prepare workers for the green econom
#GreenEconomy

[Open Library on Green Economy @o_l_g_e]

🌱 Green skills are becoming an immediate workforce need. Singapore’s latest projections point to growing demand for sustainability reporting and clean energy talent by 2030.

This highlights the need for targeted training to prepare workers for the green econom
#GreenEconomy

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🌍 Glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF) disasters threaten communities below melting glaciers when high-altitude lakes burst.

💡Learn more about GLOF risks ➡️ https://t.co/PfVWDaekiK #Glaciers2025

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UNEP reports that about $7.3 trillion still goes into activities that harm nature, compared with only $220 billion invested in nature-based solutions — roughly a 30:1 gap. To meet 2030 goals, annual investment in nature-positive solutions needs to increase to about $571 billion.

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UNEP reports that about $7.3 trillion still goes into activities that harm nature, compared with only $220 billion invested in nature-based solutions — roughly a 30:1 gap. To meet 2030 goals, annual investment in nature-positive solutions needs to increase to about $571 billion.

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Nepal has launched its first Green Skills Advisory Board as a public-private mechanism to align TVET with environmentally responsible employment. Initial focus areas include sustainable agriculture, greener construction and tourism.

#GreenEconomy#SustainabilityEducation #OLGE