The Passion Project and its Charitable Foundation are pleased to announce the signing of a co-operation agreement with the Green Skills Partnership to co promote educational products and training services as well as pro-actively support the launch of the Passion Project’s NEW upcoming banking platform entitled “BE”. This new financial platform built on new patented technology will be capable of serving the needs of the unbanked, under-banked and banked and as such will help support the financial inclusion agenda of both parties and their connected networks.
The Green Skills Partnership is a Pro Active network of over 50 experts & Key stakeholders with same shared values from a range of sectors, coming together to develop skills solutions to build positive futures to the disadvantaged. The branding is a collective of strength and of positive association
The Green Skills Partnership (GSP) was founded in October 2011 by TUC Unionlearn. Originally intended as an affiliation of interested parties looking to understand & develop a skills infrastructure across London and the South East, to meet the needs of the growing low carbon agenda. It has since developed and moved with industry demand to help bridge the gaps in social exclusion and skills shortage within industries. The range of partners within the partnership enables us to oversee the governance and due diligence that combined, offers both quality assurance and audit to partners and clients alike.
Our Ethical stance, along with our Industry expertise, offers solutions rather than problems. We consider that our whole package approach saves time, money, offers continuity, proves concept and produces social values that give clear visibility and builds up confidence that can help drive community social responsibility obligations.
The Passion Project is designed to aggregate all parties involved in the engagement, education and employment of young people whilst also providing a surrounding network through which to provide both commercial and social opportunities. The extension of the parties collaboration beyond the cross promotion of educational products and training services to include financial products and services is the first in a number of developments anticipated between the parties during the course of 2020.
