What SDGS PASS Does

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At this stage, all SDGS PASS participation is verified within the first PADV sandbox — PET JOURNEY (petjourney.ai). While PET JOURNEY originates from the pet economy, it also serves as the world’s first sandbox for converting public participation into ESG data. 

  This is why the SDGs online quiz is hosted on the PET JOURNEY platform: to ensure that every participant (whether or not they are pet owners) can begin by earning points, generating NTCC (Non-Tradable Carbon Credits), and leaving a verifiable record of sustainable actions. 

In the future, the system will automatically route participants to dedicated platforms based on their roles: 

• sdgspass.com → General users, corporate employees, and event participants 
• edu-sdgspass.org → Schools and students 

PET JOURNEY begins with “pets” because emotional connection is the easiest entry point for participation. In reality, the platform’s core lies in the PADV methodology, which transforms every action into SDGS PASS points and NTCC (Non-Tradable Carbon Credits).

Before registration, what you see is the community interface focused on companionship. Once you register, the system activates the SDGS PASS task modules, including SDGs online quizzes, public-good activities, and paperless applications. That is why, at this stage, all users must first access the system through the PET JOURNEY Sandbox (petjourney.ai) — the world’s first sandbox proving the link between participation and ESG data.

In the future, participants will be automatically redirected based on their role:

• sdgspass.com → General users, corporate employees, event participants  
• edu-sdgspass.org → Schools and students
   

Thus, while PET JOURNEY may appear as a “pet community,” it is in fact the gateway sandbox for global sustainable participation.

Although PET JOURNEY starts with the theme of pets, it is actually a sandbox platform for everyone. The “pet information” field at registration is simply part of the system’s identity setup and does not affect your ability to join SDGS PASS missions.

If you don’t own a pet, you can: 

• Choose a default pet avatar (e.g., dog or cat) provided by the system as your digital companion。
   

Once registered, you gain access to the SDGS PASS task modules, including SDGs online quizzes, public-good activities, and paperless applications. These actions are the real core of the system and are not dependent on pet ownership.

 In the future, the system will route members automatically to:

• sdgspass.com (general users, corporate employees, event participants)
   
• edu-sdgspass.org (schools and students)
   

So even if you don’t have a pet, you can still fully participate in all SDGS PASS sustainability actions.

PET JOURNEY is not simply a “pet website” but the first PADV sandbox (petjourney.ai) — an institutional environment where participation is transformed into verifiable ESG data.

We chose to start with pets because:

• Emotional Resonance: Pets are family members for many, naturally evoking values of care and responsibility that extend to sustainability.
   
• Low Participation Barrier: Instead of beginning with abstract ESG or carbon concepts, pets provide a familiar, approachable entry point.
   
• Institutional Verification Needs a Gateway: Ultimately, all actions are converted into SDGS PASS points and NTCC credits, feeding into ESG reporting.
   

So, pets are not “packaging,” but rather the gateway that makes sustainability accessible and relatable. In the future, users will be automatically directed to sdgspass.com (for general users, corporates, and event participants) or edu-sdgspass.org (for campuses), while PET JOURNEY continues as a sandbox to integrate companionship with sustainability.

Yes, it is necessary — because SDGS PASS is not a pet-industry platform, but an institutional sustainability system.

• Institutional Core: Powered by the PADV methodology, the system converts every customer or employee action into ESG-reportable data and NTCC credits.
   
• Broad Applications: Whether in finance, retail, education, technology, or services, companies can deploy SDGS PASS task modules to accumulate auditable ESG action records.
   
• Global Alignment: SDGS PASS has been submitted to the UNDP and is aligning with the Big Four accounting firms and leading ESG verification bodies, ensuring data compliance with GRI, IFRS, and COSO frameworks.
   

Thus, while PET JOURNEY is the first sandbox, enterprises will eventually operate via sdgspass.com, integrating redemption pools and task modules to generate globally recognized ESG evidence.

👉 In other words, this is not about pets — it is about building sustainability data infrastructure for all industries. 

 SDGS PASS is a free and open participation system built on the PADV behavioral data verification framework. It converts actions taken by individuals, schools, companies, and events into traceable, verifiable ESG data and NTCC (Non-Tradable Carbon Credits).

What makes it different from ordinary sustainability platforms is:：

1. Institutional Design: Not just activity listings or participation tracking — the PADV methodology ensures every action is standardized, recorded, and verified.
    
2. Auditable Data: Outputs can be directly applied to GRI, IFRS, and COSO disclosure frameworks and validated by the Big Four and major ESG verification bodies.
    
3. Universal Participation: Open to everyone, not limited to a single industry or group (starting via the PET JOURNEY sandbox, with future routing to sdgspass.com and edu-sdgspass.org).
    
4. Convertible Value: Every point corresponds to ESG reports, campus USR evaluations, corporate CSR communication, and contributes to building corporate “green credit.”
    

In short, SDGS PASS is not just a sustainability platform — it is the institutional infrastructure that transforms actions into auditable ESG evidence.

No. One of the key purposes of SDGS PASS is to reduce administrative and reporting burdens for schools.

• Automated Data Collection: When students join lectures, volunteering, or USR tasks, the system instantly records and accumulates points — no manual tallying required.
   
• Auto-Generated Reports: The system produces EDU SDGS PASS School Reports, supporting Ministry of Education USR submissions, SDGs campus evaluations, and internal ESG disclosures.
   
• Traceable & Verifiable: All data follows the PADV methodology, making it compatible with international standards (GRI/IFRS/COSO) and minimizing disputes from manual reporting.
   
• One Account, Multi-Use: Students and schools share the same system, enabling unified management of actions, points, and outcomes without multiple platforms.
   

Thus, adopting SDGS PASS does not increase workloads — it actually reduces repetitive tasks and enables schools to focus on advancing sustainability education and practices.

No. Becoming a supplier in the SDGS PASS Public-Good Redemption Pool does not require donations — it is a collaborative listing mechanism.

• Suppliers list products, services, or event entries in the Redemption Pool for participants to redeem with points.
   
• Each redemption generates ESG action data and NTCC credits, which suppliers can incorporate into ESG reports or external disclosures.
   
• This approach enables brands to promote their offerings while accumulating auditable green credit, instead of giving away resources as donations.
   

In short, this is about institutional collaboration, not mandatory donation — ensuring partners contribute to sustainability while gaining traceable and reportable data value.