A comprehensive ecosystem of 10 multinational brands addressing every sector of global development.
Each institution is independently governed while operating under unified global policy.
ISIC
Drives green technology innovation and sustainable enterprise development across 119 countries. Facilitates cross-border trading and digital service exchange among youth entrepreneurs.
IYCLS
Accredited education for environmental diplomacy and climate action leadership. Trains 5,000 high-potential leaders annually in climate science, policy, and negotiation.
ANJ
Youth rights advocacy and grassroots empowerment focused on justice, equality, and community voice. Engages youth in legal rights awareness and civic participation across South Asia.
SGECM
Reforming curricula globally to integrate sustainability. Partners with 12+ universities in Bangladesh and expanding to 150 schools across all continents for systemic educational change.
GSI
A 3-stage model for youth entrepreneurship: ideation, incubation with mentorship from the Global Advisory Council, and scaling via international venture partnerships across 119 branches.
YASNA
Diplomatic relations across the Asian continent. Operates in 14 Asian nations, fostering strategic collaboration and cultural exchange among youth leaders.
IGRCI
Think tank publishing global policy white papers. Influences national and international governance frameworks through rigorous, youth-led research and analysis.
ICEB
Sets standards for youth education globally. Accredits training programs and ensures quality across all Shishu Ullash educational initiatives worldwide.
World Magazine
The voice of global youth innovation and sustainability. Publishes youth-written articles, research, and perspectives across 119 countries quarterly.
ICEHWD
Integrates entrepreneurship with public health and development. Focuses on healthcare startups, wellness innovation, and community health initiatives across all regions.
Unlike organizations focusing on broad goals, we map 172 specific sectors for direct intervention. Every sector is assigned a global lead, adapted locally, and monitored in real-time.
Green Energy Tech, AI Ethics, Circular Economy, Digital Literacy, Biotech Solutions, and more.
58 SectorsYouth Legal Rights, Space Governance, Micro-Finance, Food Security, Global Peace, and more.
57 SectorsMental Health, Rural Healthcare, Gender Equity, Education Reform, and Community Development.
57 SectorsExample Sectors: Green Energy Tech • Youth Legal Rights • Digital Literacy • Circular Economy • Space Governance • Micro-Finance • Food Security • Mental Health • Rural Healthcare • AI Ethics • Biotech Solutions • Global Peace • and 160 more...
Reforestation and carbon tracking across 40 countries. Youth environmental champions plant native species, monitor ecosystem recovery, and engage local communities in climate resilience.
Training 10,000 youth annually in municipal administration, public policy, and democratic governance. Fellows represent 119 countries in global sectoral committees.
A global database of youth actions contributing to the 2030 Agenda. Real-time tracking of 172 sectors across 119 countries, measuring impact against UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Reforestation and carbon tracking (40 countries)
Climate ActionEnvironmental diplomacy & leadership training
Climate ActionCurriculum reform in 150+ schools globally
EducationTraining 10,000 youth in public administration
GovernanceYouth entrepreneurship & innovation ecosystem
InnovationDiplomatic relations across 14 Asian nations
GovernanceReal-time tracking of 172 sectors in 119 countries
Climate ActionYouth-written articles on sustainability & innovation
EducationThink tank publishing global policy white papers
GovernanceGreen tech development & cross-border exchange
InnovationWhether you're a youth leader or organization, there's a path to create or participate in impact.