Green Jobs Regional Partnership

Together we are building a pathway to create 600,000 Green Jobs by 2050 in the Los Angeles Region

Continuing our ongoing commitment to workforce training and following the 2021 Green Jobs Report, the Green Jobs Regional Partnership focuses on delivering the green jobs Los Angeles needs now and in the future, and offering recommendations to help accelerate our economic recovery, bolster the workforce pipeline, and advance equity and inclusion.

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Fueling the Future: Priority Actions to Power LA’s Green Jobs Pipeline

Fueling the Future: Priority Actions to Power LA’s Green Jobs Pipeline

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The Green Jobs Regional Partnership
has four priorities:

Clearly define green jobs and track metrics to improve evaluation of green industry performance metrics at the regional level.

Increase underrepresented populations in green industries through training for high-road employment opportunities.

Bolster workforce pipelines by building capacity to create more responsive and nimble workforce training in the green economy.

Drive quality green job creation through public and private investment and access to business resources

Leadership Group

LARC is proud to foster meaningful collaboration among our 19 community colleges, and we see the Green Jobs Regional Partnership as a vital extension of this work, linking public and private stakeholders in a shared commitment to equity, innovation, and economic mobility.

Dr. Narineh Makijan

Assistant Vice President and Chair

Los Angeles Regional Consortium (LARC)