Decent Work for All ASIAN DECENT WORK DECADE 2006-2015

ILO Green Jobs  Initiatives in Indonesia

Matthieu

CognacChief Technical Advisor

ILO Jakarta Office

ILO Jakarta and Green Jobs

Participation of GOI representatives in ILO trainings on Green Jobs

Assisting the Government in the development of policies and strategies for  sustainable rural infrastructure investments, using environmentally friendly  local resource‐based approaches and technologies

Mainstreaming Green Jobs in our work on enterprise development and skills  training

Studies on Green Jobs including “The Benefits of Going Green”

and

“Labour  inspection in Forestry”

The JOY Project“Employment – intensive growth for Indonesia: Job Opportunities for Men and Women” (JOY) has for objective to:

“- Create income earning opportunities for young women and men in Indonesia

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- through complementing national policies and local initiatives

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- that lead to more employment intensive growth”

Focus

-Youth Employment

-Local Economic Development

-Tourism Development

Youth Employment Context 61% of the youth (15-24) are unemployed

2 Million young women and men enter the labor market each year

70% of all Indonesians work in the informal economy

Shortage of skilled workers and low productivity

JOY inspires to…

Supporting government on Youth Employment advocacy

Encouraging labor intensive and Green initiatives in the informal economy

Encouraging the growth of socially sustainable enterprises with the ability to create jobs which have a positive environmental impact

Introducing a biogas initiativeCharacteristics

Implemented by HIVOS

60 units built for these 2 districts

400 units planned for these 2 districts for 2010

3,000 Kg firewood saved/year/household

3 hours workload saved /day/household

Introducing a biogas initiative

Creation of new employment opportunities in construction, after sale service, marketing, training, manufacturing, microfinance…

12,250 working days created for 2 districts

Government policy introduced at province level (http://www.disnak-jatim.go.id/web/index.php/Renstra-Disnak-Jatim.html)

Enhanced agricultural productivity– fertilizer effect

Better household and environmental sanitation

Financial sector involvement – Rabobank 400K / Bank Mandiri Syariah 6%IR

Waste ManagementCharacteristics

Designed to support tourism growth in the Bromo area

A District government decision to train local partners to manage regional domestic and industrial waste

Community involvement

Waste ManagementSupport provided

Training of Trainers (TOT) for a community based management program

Separation of organic and non organic waste; Reduce, Recycle, Reuse

Assistance in drafting local legislation to highlight the role of communities in waste management

Promoting Green Tourism

Agro Tourism and Eco Tourism development

Tourism skills and entrepreneurship training

SME development

Cooperation with BNSP to establish an Eco Tourism LSP

Promoting Green Tourism

Vulcania East Java

Master Plan process

Spatial Planning

Promoting Green tourismEnergy Consumption

Water Consumption

Greenhouse Gas

Waste water

Waste Management Plan

Harmful Substances

Other Pollutants

Wildlife Species

Wildlife in Captivity

Landscaping

Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry

Cooperation agreement

Bromo-Semeru

Interaction with Wildlife

Possible GJ Platforms

IYEN Secretariat

Formal training – UNPAD Labor market development program

Present and Future Projects

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