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Manage risks and ensure a socially fair transition.
(19) Europe on the Move: An agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all, COM(2017) 283 final.
Managing risks and ensuring a social fair transition;
The EESC argued for a fair transition to a more sustainable economy and therefore welcomes the first mention of this in a UN text.
The Communication‘Europe on the Move'8 outlined the strategy for‘a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all.'.
Therefore, a fair transition must not only be part of the climate strategy, but also of other legislation from the Commission and of the Social Pillar, stressed Björkbacka.
The European Commission publishes its communication“Europe on the move- An agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all”.
In an opinion drawn up by Pierre Jean Coulon and Stefan Back,the Committee calls for a permanent dialogue with citizens and a socially fair transition.
A successful and fair transition into a low-carbon, or even zero-carbon, society is only possible through a broad consensus and the participation of all the actors contributing to the current situation.”.
The basic expectation that people have of their political systems are equality of opportunity,respect for international standards and a fair transition to a green economy.
A fair transition to a green economy requires active employment policies that create decent jobs, including vocational training and lifelong learning for active workers.
In particular, the EESC can also help to give form to the social dimension ofsustainable development by drawing up operational proposals for a fair transition to sustainable development.
The ILO agenda for Green Jobs promotes a socially fair transition, in which vulnerabilities, changes in the labour market and new business models are addressed through an inclusive social dialogue.
Within the HSE Group, we have already addressed the problem of decreasing our carbon footprint, and we will continue to tackle theissue in the future with a special emphasis on the so-called fair transition.
The Strategy was, in a first step, implemented by the May 2017 Communication'Europe on the Move:An agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all' 3.
The ILO Green Jobs Agenda supports a socially fair transition for enterprises, workers and communities, where the impact of changes in labour markets, including vulnerabilities and inequalities and new business models are addressed through social dialogue.
Further synergies with additional supporting schemes like the modernisation Fund to be set up for the period 2021-2030 as well as other national andUnion‘s programmes addressing fair transition should also be promoted.
In May 2017,the"Europe on the Move" Communication presented an agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all 5, accompanied by a first package of proposals.
Underlines the importance of increasing the numbers of skilled workers in industry and promoting knowledge and best practices forstimulating the creation of quality jobs, while supporting a fair transition for the workforce where necessary;
The EESC produces opinions that cover a widerange of issues such as climate justice, a fair transition to a low-carbon economy and the need for multi-stakeholder, multi-level climate governance collaboration.
Europe's social partners need to establish dialogue to anticipate and mitigate the impact of automation and digitalisation,thereby ensuring a fair transition," stressed co-rapporteur Guy Greivelding.
In 2017 it issued the Communication“Europe on the move, an agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all”, comprising a set of initiatives toward modernising European mobility and transport.
This could include ensuring that skills and training schemes match the needs of new job profiles,looking at working conditions in new sectors or facilitating a socially fair transition in sectors or regions where jobs will be lost.
(4) As was announced in the Commission's Communication"Europe on the Move:an agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all" 23 this proposal forms part of a second package of proposals, which will contribute to the Union's drive towards low-emission mobility.
Building a coalition between civil society stakeholders and subnational authorities will be crucial to turning these commitments made at the COP21 into concrete action as well as to delivering serious emissions reductions andensuring a swift and fair transition towards a resilient, decentralised, low-carbon economy.
In response to the profound transformations underway in the transport sector,the"Europe on the Move" initiative presented an agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all, accompanied by a first package of proposals.
The Group welcomed the conclusions of the International Resource Panel(IRP) adopted at its recent meeting in Bled,which stress that a socially fair transition to a thriving and climate neutral economy is in the best interest of our and future generations.