The Government has appointed 11 members to the Just Transition Commission for a three-year term. The Commission will advise on a fair transition to a climate-neutral economy, ensuring no one is left behind.
It will anticipate climate policy impacts, risks, and opportunities for different sectors. The members come from social dialogue pillars and various backgrounds like human rights and green economy.
Chair Ali Sheridan highlighted the importance of a fair transition for society and the economy. Minister Eamon Ryan emphasized the need for innovative and people-centered climate policies.
The Commission aims to guide Ireland’s move to green jobs, agriculture, and transport without political divides. It seeks to transform society, ensuring social needs are met while protecting the environment.