The latest summary from the World Bank's Country Climate and Development reports, now encompassing 93 economies, highlights the potential of investments in resilience and low-emission development to create significant employment opportunities.
These efforts could lead to the generation of up to 150 million new jobs in low- and middle-income countries, demonstrating the economic benefits of addressing climate challenges.
The report emphasizes that "investments in resilience and low-emission development can generate benefits equivalent to 150 million jobs."
This insight underscores the critical role of climate-focused strategies in fostering economic growth and job creation across diverse regions.
You can access the complete report titled Jobs in a Changing Climate: Insights from World Bank Group Country Climate and Development Reports covering 93 economies for detailed analysis and data.
Author's summary: Investing in climate resilience and low-emission development in 93 countries can create up to 150 million jobs, offering a powerful economic incentive alongside environmental benefits.