Interest in Green Jobs Among Indonesian Youth Remains Low

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According to a survey by the Capgemini Research Institute and UNICEF, 51% of young people aged 16-24 in global south are interested in pursing a green jobs by 2025.

Interest of Young People* in Global South in Green Jobs (February-March 2025)

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Interest of Young People* in Global South in Green Jobs (February-March 2025)

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According to a survey by the Capgemini Research Institute and UNICEF, 51% of young people aged 16-24 in developing countries (Global South) are interested in pursuing green jobs by 2025.

Of the 14 developing countries surveyed, young people in Turkey showed the highest interest, at 70%. Indonesian youth ranked among the bottom three.

Here's the percentage of youth in Global South who are interested in getting green jobs in 2025:

Global South: 51%
Turkey: 70%
Brazil: 68%
Mexico: 63%
China: 62%
South Africa: 61%
India: 56%
Bangladesh: 38%
Thailand: 38%
Nigeria: 38%
Egypt: 37%
Pakistan: 35%
Indonesia: 33%
Kenya: 30%
Ethiopia: 19%

According to the Capgemini Research Institute and UNICEF, young people's interest in green jobs indicates a motivation to be part of the solution and a desire for a career aligned with their values.

“It also creates a workforce pipeline for tackling climate action at scale,” stated the Capgemini Research Institute and UNICEF in their report, Youth Perspective on Climate: Preparing for a Sustainable Future.

By region, 45% of young people in rural areas expressed interest in green jobs, compared to 58% in urban areas.

The survey was conducted in February-March 2025, with 5,100 respondents aged 16-24 from various countries in Africa, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. Specifically, 4,245 respondents were from Global South and 855 from Global North.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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