Skills for the green and digital transition Thursday, 19 September 2024 : 09:30 – 10:45 Green and digital transitions are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. While digital technologies

Skills for the green and digital transition Thursday, 19 September 2024 : 09:30 – 10:45 Green and digital transitions are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. While digital technologies facilitate the monitoring and management of environmental resources and processes, sustainability principles can guide the development and deployment of digital solutions in a responsible manner. Potential job losses due to digitalisation may be partially compensated by the green transition. Both transitions also create new jobs and require new skills for the successful and just transition for all. This session will address the following questions: What are essential effects from the green and digital transitions on jobs and skills? What skills (digital and beyond) are required to minimize and mitigate the impact of climate change, including from the digital transition itself? What are policy measures and good practice examples of skills development for just green and digital transitions? Moderator Ms Anne Shannon Baxter Senior Advocacy Manager GSMA Panelists Ms Olga Strietska-Ilina Area Lead on Skills for the Future of Work International Labour Organization (ILO) Ms Nanko Madu Director of Programmes AfriLabs Dr Mindel Van de Laar Director, Capacity Development Office United Nations University – MERIT and Maastricht University Netherlands (Kingdom of the) Mr Robert Marinkovic Adviser for Climate Change and Green Economy International Organisation of Employers (IOE) Biography | Skills for the green and digital transition Future skills requirements in the age of emerging technologies Thursday, 19 September 2024 : 11:15 – 12:30 New and emerging technologies, in particular AI technologies, are impacting the workplace and skills needs across all industries and sectors. This poses challenges to employers, workers, educators, policy makers, researchers and other stakeholders in the digital transformation ecosystem. This session will bring together different stakeholders, to address the following questions: Which economic sectors will be most impacted by AI technologies? What key skills will be most influenced by AI advancements? What are concrete examples of AI technologies (e.g. generative AI technologies) that will shape future skills and jobs? What are effective policy measures to address those needs and challenges? How should Governments respond? Moderator Mr Alfie Hamid Head of Global Strategic Partnerships Cisco NetAcad Panelists Mr Stijn Broecke Senior Economist Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Ms Salma Karim Head of Human Capital & Innovation Digital Development Agency (ADD) Morocco (Kingdom of) Dr Ashok Jashapara Professor, School of Business and Management Digital Organisation and Society Research Centre University of London United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Ms Mariam  Al Ali Business Development Manager, Training & Certification – Emerging Markets Amazon Web Services

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A tycoon in his field Mr. Kalra here talks about the most pressing and immediate challenge looking straight into our faces. He raises some crucial questions and answers them with first hand research

A tycoon in his field Mr. Kalra here talks about the most pressing and immediate challenge looking straight into our faces. He raises some crucial questions and answers them with first hand research and data. From Efficiency to waste management and from renewable to water neutrality his talk is a ray of hope. Executive Director and CEO of Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd, Vijay Kalra is a name that commands respect and awe. In a fast changing world of technology and its endless manifestations he has managed to streamline the growth of Manufacturing, Plant Quality, Central Manufacturing Planning & Control, Supply Chain Management, Projects and Industrial Relations. He also heralds Manufacturing and Quality, Central Manufacturing Engineering, Plant Engineering, Central Production Planning & Control, Supply Chain Management, Projects and Industrial Relations. He has won several prestigious awards including two “Best of the Best” awards from CMD of General Motors Corporation for Quality and Safety as well as Best Launch Award from Launches from General Motors Manufacturing Leadership. Mr. Kalra has encompassed the length and breadth of the Auto Sector as he went on revolutionalising leading organizations such as Ashok Leyland, Claas India, DCM Toyota, Toyota Motor Corp. And General Motors. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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New and emerging technologies, in particular AI technologies, are impacting the workplace and skills needs across all industries and sectors. This poses challenges to employers, workers, educators,

New and emerging technologies, in particular AI technologies, are impacting the workplace and skills needs across all industries and sectors. This poses challenges to employers, workers, educators, policy makers, researchers and other stakeholders in the digital transformation ecosystem. This session will bring together different stakeholders, to address the following questions: Which economic sectors will be most impacted by AI technologies? What key skills will be most influenced by AI advancements? What are concrete examples of AI technologies (e.g. generative AI technologies) that will shape future skills and jobs? What are effective policy measures to address those needs and challenges? How should Governments respond? Moderator Mr Alfie Hamid Head of Global Strategic Partnerships Cisco NetAcad Panelists Mr Stijn Broecke Senior Economist Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Future skills requirements in the age of emerging technologies Ms Salma Karim Head of Human Capital & Innovation Digital Development Agency (ADD) Morocco (Kingdom of) The impact of AI on jobs and skills in Morocco Dr Ashok Jashapara Professor, School of Business and Management Digital Organisation and Society Research Centre University of London United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Future skills requirements Ms Mariam  Al Ali Business Development Manager, Training & Certification – Emerging Markets Amazon Web Services Future skills requirements in the age of emerging technologies

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Ashok Gangadean is Professor of Philosophy at Haverford College, Haverford, PA. He is a founder-director of the Global Dialogue Institute. He has written many books exploring the concept of a global consciousness. Recently he is Co-Convenor of the World Commission on Global Consciousness and Spirituality. Here he talks about the challenge of crossing worlds with deep dialogue.

Part I of 4 parts, Part 2-4 available on F4Global Humanity YouTube channel here.

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Video presented by the Foundation for Global Humanity at the Albuquerque based SEED Graduate Institute hosted a meeting of the minds between quantum physicists, Native American scholars, and linguists to discuss the underlying principles of the Universe, based on a mutual respect for their differences in worldviews. The format followed the late David Bohm's work "On Dialogue".

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