Green Project Manager (GPM-b)

Renew Your Certification

To maintain your Green Project Manager certification, you must renew it every three years by fulfilling the Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR). This ensures your knowledge and skills remain current and aligned with sustainable project management practices.

Renewal Requirements

Earn Required PDUs / Professional Development Units:
PDUs can be earned through learning, professional experience, or contributing to the sustainable project management community. Activities may include attending green project management courses, webinars, workshops, conferences, or volunteering on sustainability-focused projects.

Submit Your PDUs:
Log in to your Green Project Manager certification account and submit your earned PDUs through the official certification portal.

Pay the Renewal Fee:

  • For Members: USD 60

  • For Non-Members: USD 150

Payment can be made online through the certification portal once your PDUs are approved.

Maintain Active Membership (Optional but Recommended):
Membership provides access to free or discounted training, webinars, study materials, and industry resources focused on green and sustainable project management. This helps you earn PDUs more easily and stay updated on best practices in eco-friendly project management.

Renewal Timeline

You can start submitting PDUs / Professional Development Units at any time during your three-year certification cycle. It is recommended to complete all required PDUs before your cycle end date to avoid suspension or expiration of your Green Project Manager certification.

Why Renewal Matters

Renewing your Green Project Manager certification is essential to keeping your skills current and aligned with evolving sustainable project management practices. It demonstrates your commitment to continuous learning and professional growth, which employers highly value. An active certification enhances your credibility, ensures access to Green Project Manager resources, and provides networking opportunities. Allowing your certification to lapse may require retaking the exam or completing additional requirements, which can be time-consuming and costly. Timely renewal safeguards your credential, supports your career advancement, and maintains your professional standing in the field of sustainable project management.