Built for people, together.
A shared foundation for identity, evidence and participation in formal markets.
Communities, institutions and partners each have a role in building a practical path to formal participation.
A foundation built for participation
Identity and community context provide a starting point. People can describe who they are and how they participate.
Site records and supporting evidence can help participants show where their work happens and what it involves.
Communities and partners can organize around shared priorities, agreed roles and a practical path forward.
People first.
Progress follows.
A shared approach to participation. Built around identity, evidence, compliance and the people who use them.
Recognize people and organizations
TradePass is GTCX identity infrastructure designed to support people and organizations as they participate. It provides a foundation for credentials, while appropriate verification and review depend on the programme and local requirements.
Connect evidence to place
GeoTag is designed to connect field evidence to a place. GCI provides a framework for assessing standing from evidence. Together they support the aim of making participation more visible and verifiable.
Prepare for compliance
Compliance support can help communities understand requirements, organize records and work with qualified partners. The relevant steps depend on the activity, the jurisdiction and the services available.
Organize with trusted partners
Consortiums and associations bring people together around shared goals. Their governance, participants and next steps are shaped with the community and appropriate local partners, reflecting the context in which they work.
What guides us
Participation starts by listening to people, understanding their work and priorities, and giving communities a meaningful role in shaping decisions within their local context.
Trusted evidence helps people explain their work and take the next step.
Shared progress depends on clear roles, local knowledge and accountable partners working together over time.
Participation starts by listening to people, understanding their work and priorities, and giving communities a meaningful role in shaping decisions within their local context.
Trusted evidence helps people explain their work and take the next step.
Shared progress depends on clear roles, local knowledge and accountable partners working together over time.
Paths to participation
Where the journey can begin
For communities building a shared future
