Decentralized renewables employment data shows its potential in helping achieve both United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 7 and 8.
Energy Access
at Work
#PoweringJobs is a global campaign to ensure that the needed skills and jobs in clean, distributed energy are created to achieve universal electricity access for 1 billion people, and to employ the energy workforce of the future, especially women and youth. The campaign will create powerful evidence and stories to elevate and legitimize skills and training, and ensure building the new energy workforce is at the center of international and national development policy.
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The campaign is made possible with the support of the Schneider Electric Foundation and The Rockefeller Foundation.
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#PoweringJobs is made up of multilateral organizations, educational and training institutions, large and small companies, civil society groups and others:
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Discover how distributed renewable energy (DRE) technologies are revolutionizing youth employment opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa and the Global South, addressing high unemployment rates and driving sustainable development.