1. Mapping of Green Economy and Green Jobs Promoting Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan Almaty, Kazakhstan, 23-24 June 2016 Mihail Peleah, Programme Specialist Green Economy and Employment UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub

2. How green are economies of Europe and Central Asia

3. Green Jobs

4. Shades of Green

5. Tajikistan: Clay green house Principle: Clay wall that stores the heat over the day and releases it during night. Heat retention through clay/ solar energy using for heating. Cost of one: 17KUS$ (10K loan and 7K contribution from farmer) Cost recovery: one year (2 seasons January- May 2011 and December 2011-March 2012 - 9 months) Tonnage collected: 7000kg tomatoes January - May 2011 Green solution for competitiveness Whole sale price 9TJS per kg: Imported (UZB) 12-13TJS per kg Greenhouse price 5-6TJS per kg Greenhouse production cost ~1.33TJS kg Aid-for-Trade project supported, but privately replicated

6. Kazakhstan: City Almaty Sustainable Transport Direct results: 5 trained personnel in effective management and monitoring of public service contracts for public transport services and GEBs 200 old buses exchanged for new buses (greener jobs) 50 trainees on the operation and maintenance of new buses and refueling infrastructure http://europeandcis.undp.org/blog/2013/02/28/clean-public-transportation-a-greener-future-for-kazakhstan/

7. Croatia: Retrofitting buildings UNDP Croatia, Global Environmental Facility programme on public-sector energy efficiency Results: – Energy systems in 5900 public buildings refitted – Energy audits conducted in 1346 public buildings – $18 million in initial annual public-sector energy savings – Annual CO2 emissions reduced by 63,000 tons – “Energy charter” signed by all 127 municipalities – 17 new companies, 150 energy efficiency expert jobs created – $4 million in UNDP-GEF funding leveraged $30 million in additional investment Louisa Vinton, “Going green with Gašpar”, Development and Transition 18

8. Belarus: Expanding value chains http://greenmap.by/

9. Mapping Green Jobs in UNDP Projects Doing Green Jobs without explicitly doing Green Jobs Sectors Agriculture Energy Waste management Tourism How to Green Jobs? Partnership Broad and inclusive approach Information, Education and Training Innovations Top-down and bottom-up appoaches

10. Mihail Peleah UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub mihail.peleah@undp.org Thank you!