Access Pathways · Government programme
Promotion of Green Jobs and Fair Labour Market Programme
The Green Jobs and Fair Labour Market Programme promotes work and enterprise that improve resource efficiency, reduce pollution and environmental harm, and support safer, more productive workplaces.
In plain language
What this programme is for
The Green Jobs and Fair Labour Market Programme promotes work and enterprise that improve resource efficiency, reduce pollution and environmental harm, and support safer, more productive workplaces.
Green enterprise, safer work, resource efficiency, skills and informal-sector productivity pathway.
Possible support
What the programme may provide
- Green skills, apprenticeships and workplace productivity
- Support for informal-sector / Jua Kali enterprises with greener technologies and business tools
- Research, innovation and social / occupational safeguards components
Who it may serve
Relevance & eligibility context
Workers, youth, informal-sector enterprises, Jua Kali groups, institutions and other actors reached through a specific Green Jobs component or call.
How to approach the route
A programme should show you the next steps, not leave you with only a name.
Identify the Green Jobs component that matches the need.
Check the current Ministry / programme notice for an active training, toolkit, research or enterprise-support route.
Follow the component-specific application or selection process.
Use VORA for navigation without promising tools, grants or training places.
Before you act
What still needs checking
Green Jobs is an umbrella programme with different components. A general programme listing is not an open application window.
Coverage / implementation: National programme; access happens through specific components, activities and calls.
Responsible route
Where to start
Use the official MGLSD Green Jobs route; VORA can help identify a relevant component without promising tools, training or financing.
Government system / workflow: MGLSD Green Jobs programme systems
VORA's role
Explain the route. Connect the person. Record the follow-up.
VORA provides discovery and navigation only; the Ministry and authorised programme structures determine participation and support.
