This ppt is on GREEN SKILLS for class 9 std

1. Green skills
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2. • INTRODUCTION
• Welcome and overview of the presentation.
• Importance of addressing environmental
challenges.
• The role of green skills in building a sustainable
future.

3. Definition of Green Skills
• Definition: Green skills are the abilities, knowledge, and values
needed to work in an environmentally responsible and
sustainable manner.
• Examples of green skills: Renewable energy, waste
management, sustainable agriculture, eco-friendly construction.

4. The Need for Green Skills
• Environmental challenges: Climate change, biodiversity loss,
pollution.
• The impact of unsustainable practices on the planet and
society.
• The urgency of developing green skills to mitigate and adapt to
these challenges.

5. Key Components of Green Skills
• Technical skills: Knowledge of sustainable technologies,
renewable energy systems, and green building practices.
• Soft skills: Critical thinking, problem-solving, communication,
teamwork.
• Ethical values: Environmental responsibility, social awareness,
and ethical decision-making.

6. Industries Benefiting from Green
Skills
• Renewable energy: Solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal.
• Sustainable agriculture and forestry.
• Green construction and architecture.
• Waste management and recycling.
• Environmental conservation and restoration.

7. Economic Benefits of Green Skills
• Job creation: The growth of green industries leads to new
employment opportunities.
• Economic resilience: Green sectors are often more resilient to
economic downturns.
• Innovation: Green skills drive technological advancements and
innovation.

8. Environmental Benefits of Green Skills
• Reduction of carbon footprint: Sustainable practices contribute
to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
• Conservation of natural resources: Efficient use of resources
and sustainable practices.
• Preservation of biodiversity: Protection and restoration of
ecosystems.

9. Social Benefits of Green Skills
• Improved public health: Reduced pollution and healthier living
environments.
• Community engagement: Green initiatives often involve and
benefit local communities.
• Social equity: Green skills can contribute to addressing
environmental justice issues.

10. Training and Education for Green
Skills
• Formal education programs: Incorporating green curricula in
schools and universities.
• Vocational training: Providing specialized training in green
industries.
• Continuous learning: The importance of staying updated on
evolving technologies and practices.

11. Government and Policy Support
• Incentives for green businesses and initiatives.
• Development of supportive policies and regulations.
• Collaboration between government, businesses, and
educational institutions.