Climate Passport
A lifelong record of climate leadership
The Climate Passport is the digital backbone of the U20+ Initiative: a personal, portable and verifiable record of a young person’s climate and nature leadership.
In development · Pilot
01How it works
What the Passport is designed to do
Learning & credentialing
Records knowledge and impact: project results, badges and fellowships.
Resource matching
Connects young people with opportunities: internships, exchanges and competitions.
Trust record
Verifies contributions to sustainability and innovation ecosystems.
A bridge from school to career
As young people move from school to university and into their early careers, the Passport keeps growing, linking education, employment and impact.
How the Evergreen Challenge connects
Evergreen Challenge results are designed to feed into the Climate Passport, recording each participant’s project contributions, skill dimensions and learning hours as a record jointly recognized by GCA and UNITAR.
Current status In development · Pilot
The Climate Passport is in development. The U20+ roadmap set a beta launch for 2025. We will share details as the pilot progresses.