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Path to Sustainable Employment

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Green Skills Development Initiatives for India’s Future: A Path to Sustainable Employment

World Youth Skills Day marks the anniversary of India’s launch of the National Skill Development Mission, aimed at equipping its youth with market-relevant skills. As India strives to become the world’s most populous country and undertakes ambitious decarbonisation efforts, it is crucial to enhance skill development initiatives to prepare for the green jobs of the future. This article highlights three essential foundational aspects for designing effective skill development programs, addressing challenges such as low placement outcomes, high dropout rates, and limited women’s participation.

Incubating Demand-Driven Skill Development Programs:

To improve placement outcomes, it is vital to collaborate with the industry as the primary driver of job creation. Engaging employers enables the accurate projection of demand and identification of emerging skill requirements. The Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana’s recruit-train-deploy model emphasizes involving industry partners early in the training process. These partners can either provide direct training or utilize existing training centres, ensuring trainees’ deployment upon course completion and certification. Such partnerships enhance employment outcomes and bridge curriculum gaps in training programs.

Consolidated Directory for Employment Opportunities:

Integrating separate employment portals operated under the National Skill Development Mission, Aatmanirbhar Bharat, and other schemes into a consolidated directory will reduce the information gap. This unified platform will provide comprehensive information to both job seekers and employers, expanding the labour market pool. Furthermore, a consolidated directory facilitates improved monitoring and evaluation of skill development initiatives, promoting transparency and accountability.

Continued Support for Unemployed Trainees:

In addition to supporting employed trainees, it is essential to provide continued assistance to unemployed individuals. Training centres should conduct post-placement tracking to monitor career progression, retention, and other relevant parameters. Future initiatives should extend similar support to unemployed trainees by offering post-training counselling, information about new job postings, and job referrals, and encouraging their participation in rozgar melas (employment fairs). The Surya Mitra app serves as a notable example, connecting technicians trained under the scheme with customers in their vicinity through GPS technology, and facilitating support related to servicing, maintenance, and installation of solar-powered systems.

Conclusion:

India’s green sectors, such as solar and wind energy, electric vehicles, sustainable cooling solutions, biofuels, circular economy of waste, and nature-based solutions, hold immense potential for job creation. To meet the demand for a skilled workforce in these sectors, skill development initiatives must focus on incubating demand-driven programs, establishing a consolidated directory for employment opportunities, and providing continued support for both employed and unemployed trainees. By implementing these foundational aspects, India can pave the way for sustainable employment and contribute significantly to its ambitious decarbonisation goals.

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