Green Infrastructure and Socio-Economic Development Dynamics in Emerging Economies

1 - The analysis unveiled intricate relationships between green infrastructure, technological innovation, policy stability, skill development, and their collective impact on climate change and social mobility. Notably, the study identified a critical research gap in understanding these dynamics within regions undergoing substantial economic development. 2 - There is still a gap in understanding job quality, despite the recommendation of the IUCN Global NbS Standard to prioritize “decent work” in NbS as defined by the International Labor Organization. (...) In South Africa, establishing green infrastructure creates jobs that do not require specialized skills, allowing for easy entry into the labor market for low-skilled individuals. On the other hand, technical extension and training programs build specialized skills and knowledge