Publication: Colectivos vulnerables al cambio climático y la implementación de la transición justa.
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Castro Franco, Ana
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https://doi.org/10.69592/2952-1955-EXTRA-JULIO-2025-ART-3
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La exposición desigual ante los impactos de los fenómenos meteorológicos adversos de las diferentes regiones y grupos socioeconómicos agravan las vulnerabilidades preexistentes. Las mujeres, los migrantes climáticos, los menores, las personas de edad avanzada, con discapacidad o un estado de salud frágil, desempleadas o socialmente marginadas pueden tener limitaciones a la hora de responder a las amenazas. La complejidad inherente a una transición justa hacia modelos económicos y sociales ambientalmente sostenibles se intensifica ante la convergencia de diversos factores estructurales, como los rápidos avances tecnológicos, las transformaciones demográficas, los flujos migratorios y la persistente prevalencia del empleo informal. La creación de oportunidades de trabajo decente requiere de programas de apoyo, incentivos, marcos normativos claros y un diálogo social efectivo. Los modelos de gobernanza empresarial deben tener en cuenta la diligencia debida en cuestiones medioambientales, promover la igualdad de género, la inclusión social y la equidad. Igualmente, resulta imprescindible contar con medidas específicas de seguridad y salud en el trabajo para los afectados por los riesgos climáticos.
Abstract: Unequal exposure to the impacts of adverse weather events across regions and socio-economic groups exacerbates pre-existing vulnerabilities. Women, climate migrants, children, the elderly, those with disabilities or fragile health, the unemployed or socially marginalised may be limited in their ability to respond to hazards. The complexity inherent in a just transition to environmentally sustainable economic and social models is intensified by the convergence of various structural factors, such as rapid technological advances, demographic transformations, migration flows and the persistent prevalence of informal employment. The creation of decent work opportunities requires supportive programmes, incentives, clear regulatory frameworks and effective social dialogue. Corporate governance models must take into account environmental due diligence, promote gender equality, social inclusion and equity. Specific occupational health and safety measures for those affected by climate risks are also essential.
Abstract: Unequal exposure to the impacts of adverse weather events across regions and socio-economic groups exacerbates pre-existing vulnerabilities. Women, climate migrants, children, the elderly, those with disabilities or fragile health, the unemployed or socially marginalised may be limited in their ability to respond to hazards. The complexity inherent in a just transition to environmentally sustainable economic and social models is intensified by the convergence of various structural factors, such as rapid technological advances, demographic transformations, migration flows and the persistent prevalence of informal employment. The creation of decent work opportunities requires supportive programmes, incentives, clear regulatory frameworks and effective social dialogue. Corporate governance models must take into account environmental due diligence, promote gender equality, social inclusion and equity. Specific occupational health and safety measures for those affected by climate risks are also essential.
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Castro Franco, A. (2025) “Colectivos vulnerables al cambio climático y la implementacion de la transición justa”, Revista justicia & trabajo, n. extraordinario, p. 63-93. doi:10.69592/2952-1955-EXTRA-JULIO-2025-ART-3.
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