Human Resources and Technology Become the Challenge
Competitive human resources and economic productivity, Medrilzam added, were part of the transformation towards developing the green economy.
Electric car assembly at the Volkswagen (VW) automotive plant in Zwickau, Germany, February 25, 2020.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Human resource capacity and technological mastery still remain the challenges to Indonesia’s green economy development program. Industry players also need fiscal and non-fiscal support from the government in transitioning to clean energy.
According to Environment Director Medrilzam of the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), the target to absorb 1.8 million people of the new workforce by 2030 required achieving certain competencies, especially in the renewable energy sector.