COP21: Mazars sponsors the “Global Youth, Climate and Employment” survey
A major global survey of youth on the theme employment and climate, the study will feed the discussions at the Paris Climate Conference that will be held from 30 November to 11 December 2015
“Green” Economy: How can we transform the climate constraint into opportunities for our youth?
In the context of the World Climate Conference, COP21, Mazars is supporting this major global survey of 6,000 youth (ages 18 to 29) across 12 countries. The survey, “Global Youth, Climate, employment and social inclusion in Europe”, aims to explain how young people (students and professionals) perceive and/or experience the employment and training opportunities that arise from “green” development.
Tomorrow, what will be the impact of the climate change on job markets? What will be its impact on education and training systems? What kind of trainings are there to cope with global warming? How can we transform this constraint into new jobs for young people?
Launched by Nomadéis with the help of numerous partners of the likes of Axa, Nielsen, Saint-Gobain and the UN Global Compact, the study will be presented at various meetings during the COP21.
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