Pitch for the Planet 2026
Hosted by Project Earth at the Royal Institution on 26th June 2026
We are excited to tell you now so that young people can work towards entering to pitch at this event.
This will be an opportunity for students from schools across the world to pitch ideas to an audience of investors, advisors and special guests as well as their peers in the famous lecture theatre of the Royal Institution on Albermarle Street
We will be showcasing amazing ideas and visions that young people have for tackling climate change and improving biodiversity. It will be a phenomenal showcase to have young peoples’ voices heard and highlight their creativity and imagination.
To get involved you can submit ideas to Project Earth and we can help provide expert guidance from our amazing advisors.
Projects that have the most potential will be invited to pitch at the Royal Institution.
Please encourage young people at school or in the community to think about how they might develop ideas, innovate and act to tackle challenges in the climate and biodiversity crisis.
submit your project
If you are aged 8 – 18 join our community, submit your idea and receive support and advice to help bring your vision to fruition.
Your idea might want to focus on one of these three categories.
Technological Innovation
How can new technological concepts and ideas be harnessed and used to tackle climate and environmental challenges?
Social Transformation
How can we use different approaches such as music and art as tools to impact social and behavioural change to help combat climate change?
Cultural Exchange
How can we share our cultural heritage to better understand how climate change is affecting communities around the world?
Undaunted Demo Day
At the Undaunted Demo Day, an event that took place recently at the Royal Institution where phenomenal ideas were shared from start up companies about how to tackle the climate crisis, we had a Project Earth pitch.
The whole audience assumed the student pitching had a company like the others pitching, so to reveal she was seventeen and at school blew the audience’s minds!
We aim to mirror this wonderful event.
We have support from eminent advisors whose expertise in the fields of science, technology and education, enables us to support young people to enact real change through a framework of guidance, mentoring and advocacy.
