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Title: Cambio climtico


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GOVERNING BODY OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR
OFFICE 300th Session WORKING PARTY / SOCIAL
DIMENSION OF GLOBALIZATION 12 November 2007
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Statement by ILO Director-General Juan
SomaviaHigh-level event on climate change, NY
24/9/07
  • A new generation of green jobs will contribute
    to sustainable economic growth and help lift
    people out poverty. They are central to the
    positive link that needs to be established
    between climate change and development. We must
    also prepare for job losses and support workers
    and enterprises in shifting to new ways of
    working that substantially reduce emissions. We
    also need to invest much more in low emissions
    strategies for development that do not slow
    progress in poverty reduction. On all these
    issues, we must act preventively and develop the
    policies that can ensure a smooth transition for
    all involved

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Statement by ILO Director-General Juan
SomaviaHigh-level event on climate change, NY
24/9/07
  • Tripartite social dialogue between employers
    and workers organizations and governments holds
    the key to the development of the ILOs Green
    Jobs Initiative. Our aim is to support workers
    and enterprises through the transition to a much
    more environmentally sustainable process of
    development. An important first step this year
    was the adoption at the ILOs annual Conference
    of a worldwide policy package for sustainable
    enterprises

4
The big transition
Por la naturaleza de las actividades económicas
concernidas por los GHG los cambios económicos,
tecnológicos, comerciales y productivos van a ser
muy profundos en todos los sectores, con
importantes repercusiones sobre el empleo
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Sustainable transition
  • The challenge of the Climatic Change is also an
  • OPPORTUNITY TO CHANGE
  • The relations society/nature that approach a
    sustainable economy.
  • The North/South relations with processes of
    Contraction in the North and Convergence of the
    South towards a righter world
  • The patterns of production and consumption
  • The employment, towards green jobs, green
    workplaces and a decent and sustainable work

6
Just transition
  • We aim to defend and support the most vulnerable,
    in the course of what we hope to be a Just
    Transition process. Justice, rights, social
    protection and training are the hallmark of such
    a process for a sustainable future.
  • Trade unions believe that, by anticipating,
    exchanging and collectively deciding on measures,
    it is possible to set a fair path for a socially
    just environmentally responsible society, both
    in developed and developing countries

7
Effects on employmnet fromclimate
change/adaptation/mitigation
  • Effects on employment from climate-induced
    disruptions, i.e. displacement, migrations,
    unemployment in climate-sensitive sectors and
    climate refugees
  • Effects on employment from the implementation of
    adaptation measures (i.e. investments in
    infrastructure or transformations in production),
    and
  • - Effects (negative) on employment from the
    adverse impacts due to mitigation efforts and
    (positives) from the opportunities.

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How can adaptation prevent job losses?
  • - In the agriculture forestry sector adaptation
    policies need to focus on expanding non-farming
    activities and farming crops capable of facing
    greater variability in weather conditions. These
    policies will limit the negative impacts of
    climate change on this economic activity and thus
    on employment.
  • - In the tourism sector, the vulnerability of
    workers can be reduced with policies that focus
    on the development of different tourist
    activities or promotion of economic
    diversification.

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How can adaptation create jobs?
  • - In the agriculture forestry sectors, the
    expansion of non-farming activities, the
    establishment of tree nurseries and the promotion
    of local technologies are examples of policies
    that can help to adapt to climate change and
    create numerous job opportunities. The last two
    initiatives are well known for their potential to
    empower poor people, in particular women.
  • - New jobs will also appear in the building
    sector, as a consequence of infrastructure
    investments, such as coastal defences, flood
    protection, drainage containment, etc. Buildings,
    infrastructure and homes will have to be better
    adapted to climate change, and political
    decisions that promote these strategies will lead
    to new job opportunities

10
Mitigation social adverses effects
  • - Trade unions are aware that certain sectors
    will suffer from the efforts aimed at mitigating
    climate change. Sectors linked to fossil fuel
    energy and other energy intensive sectors will be
    profoundly transformed by emissions reduction
    policies. This includes industries such as steel,
    iron, aluminum, cement but also energy intensive
    services, such as road transport. While trade
    unions accept that changes in some sectors are
    necessary, we propose measures to prevent
    hardships to workers that arise from such
    transformations.
  • - Transition mainly implies helping workers to
    incorporate new job opportunities, to build
    social protection systems and promote significant
    economic diversification.

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 1
  • - TheSocial Dialogue Declaration for 2004
    competitiveness, stable employment and social
    cohesion
  • - General Agreement signed by the President of
    government, the business organizations, and the
    trade unions
  • - Declared their intent to jointly undertake the
    implementation of the commitments and the
    consequences that Kioto Protocol could have on
    production and employment

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 2
  • The National Allocation Plan for Emissions Rights
    2005-2007 (RD 1866/2004) states that
  • The social dialogue shall continue while the
    National Allocation Plan is in force so that all
    those affected can make known the observations
    and assessments that they considerer appropiate

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 3
  • Compositions of the tables
  • -State Administration (Economy and Treasury M.,
    Industry Turism and Commerce M., Labour and
    Social Affairs M. and the Environmental M.)
  • -Business organizations (CEOE and CEPYME)
  • -Trade unions (CCOO and UGT)

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 4
  • Types of Tables
  • 1 Interconfederal
  • 7 Sectorial
  • Electriciy
  • Refining of fuels
  • Steel and coke
  • Cement and lime
  • Glass and Frits
  • Ceramics
  • Pulp, paper and cardboard
  • 1 Diffuse sectors (construction, transport,
    commerce)

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 5
  • Funtions of the Interconfederal Tables
  • - Channel the exchange of information, opinions
    and points between the Administration and the
    social representatives.
  • - The Government should provide this Table with
    enough information
  • - Carry out a general analysis and assessment of
    the impact of KP compliance on the Spanish
    economy in terms of competitiveness, employmet
    and social cohesion.

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Tripartite Social Dialogue keySpanish
experience 6
  • Funtions of the sectorial Tables
  • Identify and assess the scenario of KP compliance
    in the sector
  • Anticipate, analyse and assess the negative
    social consequences and look for corrective
    measures.
  • - Reconcile KP compliance with an improvement in
    competitiveness and employment
  • - Analyse the opportunities and the
    recommendations to promote these opportunities.

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towards where to advance?
  • 1) We needed that a new and effective agreement
    "beyond Kioto 2012" is approved with obligatory
    commitments for the countries developed and
    voluntary for the countries developing according
    to the indications of the IPCC under the
    principle of common but differentiated
    responsibility
  • 2) We needed that the new agreement contemplates
    the social and employment dimension and
    incorporates mechanisms towards the right
    transition
  • 3) We needed that the Tripartite Social Dialogue
    extends to all the countries

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Invitation and offer
  • I invite the Director of the OIT and to all the
    members of the Governing Body to work to obtain
    those 3 objectives
  • I offer the collaboration of the Trade Unions
    movement and Foundation SUSTAINLABOUR to work
    with you to reach them
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