Their recommendations had two overall thrusts: One, there must be concrete targets and actions to transition to a lower-carbon economy, and this needs standardisation and accountability. Two, the green economy must deliver real benefits to Singaporeans, such as good jobs.
Ms Poh Li San said Singapore could learn from Germany, where youth split their time between vocational schools and on-the-job training at companies. Ms Hany Soh emphasised education and upskilling through SkillsFuture courses, while Mr Henry Kwek called for a road map to position as many Singaporeans as possible for"green-collar" jobs.
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