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Time For Planet Sustainability Actions

Ran free climate masterclasses

Time For Planet has delivered free climate and nature masterclasses for a full year. The sessions were multilingual and multicultural, and they reached learners in many countries. The aim was to help people understand the climate crisis, talk about it, and take action. The brand said the lessons were designed for different regions and used local cultural references so more people could follow them. This is an education-focused action, not a product change, and it is meant to build climate awareness at scale.

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Reached large global audiences

The brand said its courses had already reached more than 150,000 learners in over 150 countries. It also said the programme was built to inspire more communities across several continents. This shows a focus on spreading climate education widely rather than keeping it in one market. The content suggests the brand sees learning as a way to support behaviour change, such as reducing plastic use and talking more often about climate issues.

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Used youth-led teaching

Time For Planet worked with young changemakers from YOUTHTOPIA’s Circle of Youth to deliver the masterclasses. The teachers came from different countries and backgrounds, including activism, education, and sustainability work. This approach put youth voices at the centre of the programme and helped make the lessons feel more local and relatable. The brand framed this as a way to make climate information easier to understand and more useful for action.

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Built sustainability reporting pages

The brand’s site includes links to an ESG report, a 2025 impact report, a 2023 ESG report, a 2023 public benefit corporation report, and several policy pages. ESG means environmental, social, and governance, which is a way of tracking how a company affects people and the planet and how it is run. This suggests the company has published formal sustainability-related reporting and policies, even though the detailed contents were not available in the material provided.

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Aligned mission with public benefit

The company says its mission is to use space to help life on Earth by making global change visible, accessible, and actionable. It also says its business model and corporate behaviour are aligned with a public benefit purpose to help create a more sustainable, secure, and prosperous world. In plain terms, that means the company presents sustainability as part of its core purpose, not just a side project.

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