Participants Youth, People with essential skills gaps
Delphi Group, ECO Canada, Lighthouse Labs, Riipen, and the Vancouver Economic Commission
This project will undertake national research to identify regions and segments of the workforce most affected by the pandemic, as well as identifying the skills that will be needed for jobs in the clean economy in the future. Organizers will examine the demand for roles and retraining required to advance the clean economy. The project will support skills development and job creation (short-term), deployment of clean technology such as digital water management (medium-term), and advance a training framework for future cleantech jobs to meet Canada’s clean economy transition (long-term).
Future Skills Centre is investing $178,825 in this 1-year project, a partnership whose objectives are to:
Partners will conduct the following activities: Baseline research; assessment; research synthesis: team workshop; skills and training program pilot. The results will be used by Lighthouse Labs to design a Cleantech education plan and education program pilot. ECO Canada will use content for curriculum design and training courses. Riipen will develop bilingual education templates to bring industry, academia and students together on projects. The recommendations will be condensed into a final report to inform new skills programs for a green economy.
This project will be evaluated using tools and approaches aligned with its goals, context, and stage of development. The evaluation will focus on generating the right evidence at the right moment to move the intervention forward. Read more about our evaluation strategy.
