Namibia's green hydrogen industry is seen as a significant driver of economic growth and a crucial player in combatting the challenges posed by climate change. Public and occupational health professionals are highlighted as key players in ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals involved in the green hydrogen value chain. The expansion of the green hydrogen sector necessitates the establishment of modern facilities for renewable energy production, electrolysis plants, hydrogen storage, and transportation infrastructure. This growth also emphasizes the importance of capacity building and skills development in public and occupational health to enhance climate resilience. It is suggested that incorporating green hydrogen-specific health courses in educational institutions will prepare students to address the unique health and safety challenges associated with this industry, contributing to the development of climate-resilient systems. The article underlines the role of education in shaping a sustainable future for Namibia as a leader in the global green hydrogen economy.