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Share your feedback and suggestions for the open-source taxonomy here.

As the field of green jobs continues to grow and diversify, we recognize the importance of maintaining a dynamic resource that reflects current needs, innovations, and trends. To achieve this, we rely on the collective knowledge and input of professionals from across industries, academia, policy, and environmental advocacy. Your feedback and contributions are essential in ensuring that the Green Skills Map remains comprehensive, relevant, and adaptable.

By contributing to the Green Skills Map, you join a global network of collaborators who are working toward a shared goal: a more sustainable and resilient future. Whether you specialize in renewable energy, environmental management, the circular economy, or another green sector, your expertise can help shape this resource to better align with the fast-evolving demands of the green economy.

Contributors can engage with the taxonomy in a number of ways. You may wish to review the existing structure and suggest changes to the organization or hierarchy of skills, ensuring the framework is intuitive and accessible to users across different sectors. If you identify gaps in the taxonomy, we invite you to recommend new skills clusters or sub areas that should be included to address these omissions. Additionally, your feedback can help us improve the precision of skill definitions and ensure that the framework aligns with global standards, regulatory requirements, and best practices in sustainable development.

Your contributions help refine and expand this invaluable resource, ensuring it remains a comprehensive tool for supporting workforce development, educational alignment, and policy initiatives in the green economy. By working together, we can ensure that the Green Skills Map continues to serve as a leading resource for understanding the full range of skills necessary to achieve net zero, reduce environmental impact, and foster innovation across industries. We invite you to be part of this critical effort in shaping the future of green jobs and supporting a global workforce equipped to tackle the challenges of decarbonization and sustainability.