Social protection, climate change and employment in Africa

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contents Social protection, climate change and employment in Africa This paper discusses the current state of social protection systems in Africa, their challenges, and the relationship between social protection, climate change and employment. It also provides a brief overview of the jobs implications of climate change and efforts to address it. The key message of the note is to underscore the essential role that social protection and skills can play in addressing the challenges related to climate change while providing an overview of the current state of social protection systems, including floors, in Africa. G20 technical papers, ILO conference.conferencePaper
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
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publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Social protection, climate change and employment in Africa
Social protection, climate change and employment in Africa This paper discusses the current state of social protection systems in Africa, their challenges, and the relationship between social protection, climate change and employment. It also provides a brief overview of the jobs implications of climate change and efforts to address it. The key message of the note is to underscore the essential role that social protection and skills can play in addressing the challenges related to climate change while providing an overview of the current state of social protection systems, including floors, in Africa. G20 technical papers, ILO conference.conferencePaper
title Social protection, climate change and employment in Africa
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/conferencePaper/Social-protection-climate-change-and-employment/995656571502676