Скачать или смотреть Socioeconomic disadvantage, poverty, and career development

For decades, work and employment have been seen as the key to overcoming socioeconomic disadvantage. But today, working poverty and precarious employment are becoming the norm rather than the exception.

🔍 How can we reshape career opportunities to create sustainable livelihoods?

In this video, we explore how the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) challenge us to rethink poverty as poverties of opportunity—ranging from food insecurity to economic exclusion.

🌱 Key topics covered:
✔️ The role of decent work in the SDGs and how career opportunities impact global sustainability.
✔️ The growing demand for Just Transitions—moving from precarious work to sustainable careers.
✔️ How the climate emergency is driving shifts towards carbon-neutral and regenerative work.
✔️ The importance of vocational interest and sustainable career planning, especially for younger generations.
✔️ Strategies for career practitioners to support people in transition, including indexes of sustainable livelihoods and enterprise development training.

🚀 Why does this matter?
Career development has never been more important! We need a broader and deeper approach to career guidance—one that expands Just Transitions beyond environmental concerns to include economic security, social inclusion, and sustainable livelihoods.