Transcript Green Jobs - Mihail Paleah

Mapping of Green Economy
and Green Jobs
Promoting Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
Almaty, Kazakhstan, 23-24 June 2016
Mihail Peleah, Programme Specialist Green Economy and Employment
UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub
How green are economies of Europe and
Central Asia
Green
Jobs
Shades of Green
Tajikistan: Clay green house
• Principle: Clay wall that stores the heat over
the day and releases it during night. Heat
retention through clay/ solar energy using for
heating.
• Cost of one: 17KUS$ (10K loan and 7K
contribution from farmer)
• Cost recovery: one year (2 seasons JanuaryMay 2011 and December 2011-March 2012 9 months)
• Tonnage collected: 7000kg tomatoes January May 2011
• Green solution for competitiveness
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Whole sale price 9TJS per kg:
Imported (UZB) 12-13TJS per kg
Greenhouse price 5-6TJS per kg
Greenhouse production cost ~1.33TJS kg
• Aid-for-Trade project supported, but privately
replicated
Kazakhstan: City Almaty Sustainable Transport
Direct results:
• 5 trained personnel in effective
management and monitoring of
public service contracts for public
transport services and GEBs
• 200 old buses exchanged for new
buses (greener jobs)
• 50 trainees on the operation and
maintenance of new buses and
refueling infrastructure
http://europeandcis.undp.org/blog/2013/02/28/clean-public-transportation-a-greener-future-for-kazakhstan/
Croatia: Retrofitting buildings
• UNDP Croatia, Global Environmental
Facility programme on public-sector
energy efficiency
• Results:
– Energy systems in 5900 public buildings refitted
– Energy audits conducted in 1346 public buildings
– $18 million in initial annual public-sector
energy savings
– Annual CO2 emissions reduced by 63,000 tons
– “Energy charter” signed by all 127 municipalities
– 17 new companies, 150 energy efficiency expert
jobs created
– $4 million in UNDP-GEF funding leveraged
$30 million in additional investment
Louisa Vinton, “Going green with Gašpar”, Development and Transition 18
Belarus: Expanding value chains
http://greenmap.by/
Mapping Green Jobs in UNDP Projects
• Doing Green Jobs without explicitly doing Green Jobs
• Sectors
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Agriculture
Energy
Waste management
Tourism
• How to Green Jobs?
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Partnership
Broad and inclusive approach
Information, Education and Training
Innovations
• Top-down and bottom-up appoaches
Thank you!
Mihail Peleah
UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub
[email protected]