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Considerations

Green Jobs

November, 2012

General Scheme

Prices ($)

Producers characteristic:

• Specialized - main function
• No Specialized - secondary function

Producers ancillary: * Ancillary function

Scheme of document «Considerations for measuring Green Jobs»

Promotion and compensation mechanisms Data sources for measuring potential green jobs in Mexico:

• Economic Census (special modules)
• Household and facility surveys:

· Survey to Nonprofit Institutions (EISFL) · National Survey of Occupation and Employment (ENOE)

• Administrative records and Goods and Services

Accounts

Increased supply (#) Perception of subsidies (%) Consumer behavior Perception of incentives (%)

Final consumption Intermediate consumption

Investment / Innovation

Support for SMEs

There should be not cleavage Environmental education Legal framework Social pact

GREEN JOBS

↓ Energy consumption ↑ Formal employment ↑ Gender equity ↑ Green production ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution Avoid lost productivity

INNOVATION GREEN JOBS GREEN PRODUCTION

INDICATORS DERIVED

Training

· ·

There should be not cleavage ↓ Energy consumption ↑ ↑ ↑ ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution

INNOVATION GREEN JOBS GREEN PRODUCTION

Prices ($)

Promotion and compensation mechanisms · ·

Increased supply (#) Perception of subsidies (%) Perception of incentives (%) Investment / Innovation Environmental education Legal framework Social pact ↓ Energy consumption ↑ ↑ ↑ ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution

· · Support for SMEs GREEN JOBS

↓ Energy consumption ↑ ↑ ↑ ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution

Producers characteristic:

• Specialized - main function
• No Specialized - secondary function

Producers ancillary: * Ancillary function · ·

Consumer behavior

Final consumption Intermediate consumption

↓ Energy consumption ↑ ↑ ↑ ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution

Data sources for measuring potential green jobs in Mexico:

• Economic Census (special modules)
• Household and facility surveys:

· Survey to Nonprofit Institutions (EISFL) · National Survey of Occupation and Employment (ENOE)

• Administrative records and Goods and Services

Accounts

↓ Energy consumption ↑ ↑ ↑ ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution

· ·

↓ Energy consumption ↑ Formal employment ↑ Gender equity ↑ Green production ↓ Using raw materials ↓ Greenhouse Gases ↓ Waste and pollution Avoid lost productivity INDICATORS DERIVED

Green production

GREEN PRODUCTION GREEN JOBS INNOVATION Maximize natural resources in the production process Green technologies: Optimum use of inputs Reduced emissions Generating new jobs Technical capacity building

Promotion and compensation mechanisms

Adjustments in the prices of goods and services green Perception of subsidies or production incentives and / or products Green production Gray production Third party participation to compensate the adjustment on the prices

Promotion and compensation mechanisms

Sustainable transport Green production Gray production Cars that produce fewer emissions Using recycled products (manufacture

• f steel, cement, paper)

Renewable energy Investment / innovation

Promotion and compensation mechanisms

Green production Gray production Legal framework Social Pact Environmental education

Support for SMEs

Two-thirds or more of total employment in our country Main source of job creation and innovation Small and Medium Enterprises in Mexico

Producers

Green Production Final consumption

Intermediate consumption

Principal activities Ancillary activities (GG., societies, NPI) Specialized producers No specialized producers (GG., Societies, NPI) GG, NPI Societies, households

• Environmental management
• Renewable energy
• Innovation
• Recycling
• Saving resources
• Treatment
• Reducing emissions

Examples: Ministries of environment and ecology Agencies that treat wastewater Entities producing clean energy

• Renewable energy
• Innovation
• Recycling
• Saving resources
• Treatment
• Reducing emissions

Examples: Recyclers Waste treatment and residual water companies Invests and produces as secondary activities:

• Renewable energy
• Innovation
• Recycling
• Saving resources
• Treatment
• Reducing emissions

Examples: Water Agencies (sewer) Companies that recycle as secondary activity Protection activities conducted as part of the production process, purchased services, supplies produce for their own use Examples: Companies buying the waste treatment service Companies pay for the service of renewable energy

Green Jobs – Economic Census

Agencies 2,517 Corporate No name- dependent Provided by another name For unpaid commission basis Employees Employees Employees Employees

Type Number

Hours Number Hours Number Hours Number Hours

Total 107,301 249,058 2,737 4,844 1,453 2,881 1,284 1,963 Labor 63,110 152,203 Technical staff 12,238 28,539 Administrative 23,445 51,728 Managers 4,293 9,723 Other 4,215 6,865

Employees and hours worked in the Water Agencies

Source: Based on data from the 2009 Economic Census.

Green Jobs – Economic Census

Agencies 2,517 Remunerations (Billion of pesos) 11,675,175 Wages and salaries 9,506,162 Prestaciones sociales 2,135,118 Utilities workers spread 33,895

Remunerations employees associated to Water Agencies

Source: Based on data from the 2009 Economic Census.

Green Jobs in NPI

ICNPO group2/ (Units) Paid employees Volunteers 5 Environment 956 8,246

1/Include volunteers. 2/International classification of nonprofit organizations.

Employees1/ of Institutions Private Nonprofit by functional classification, 2010

Source: Based on data from the ENISFL

Indicators derived

Green Production Gray Production Green Jobs Gray Jobs Green Innovation Gray Innovation Green Growth Indicators Indicators by Gender

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