As an observer and advocate for the development of Bangladesh’s workforce, I’ve witnessed firsthand the nation’s remarkable economic strides. Yet, I’ve also seen the looming shadow of climate change, a challenge that demands a fundamental shift in our approach to progress. It’s clear to me that the key to a sustainable future lies in empowering our people with the skills to navigate a green economy. And that’s where Green Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) becomes not just a policy option, but an absolute necessity.
From my perspective, Bangladesh’s journey towards a green economy is not merely about adopting new technologies; it’s about fostering a national consciousness of sustainability. It’s about ensuring that every individual, from the aspiring electrician to the budding agriculturalist, understands the interconnectedness of their work with the health of our planet. This requires a holistic approach, one that integrates environmental principles into the very fabric of our TVET system.
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