It also pledges a universal basic income, second EU referendum and scrapping the Trident submarine programme.
The Greens claim getting rid of the nuclear submarines would save taxpayers £110bn over the next thirty years.
Speaking in London today, co-leader Jonathan Bartley, said contains “big, bold ideas” which “with the right political will, are possible”.
Bartley rejected the notion the general election was a two-horse race and he urged voters to cast their ballot for what they believed in.
“We can have a different future - one where we all have the security and choices we deserve, and for a basic income that allows us to fulfil our potential and yes, our dreams,” he said.
The party also pledged to renationalise key industries, increase the aid budget and extend protections for the environment.
The Green Manifesto, a Green Guarantee, includes the following pledges:
NHS and social care:
Roll back privatisation of the NHS
Scrap NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans
Close the NHS spending gap and provide an immediate cash injection
A single budget covering health and social services
Local government:
Increase funding for local authorities
Education:
Increase funding for schools to protect real term spending per pupil
Bring Academies and Free Schools into the local authority system, abolish SATS and reduce class sizes
Scrap university tuition fees
Restore Education Maintenance Allowance and enable apprenticeships to all qualified young people aged 16-25
Free universal early education and childcare for all children, with formal education starting at age 7
Abolish Ofsted
Economy:
Phase in four-day working week
Introduce universal basic income following government pilot scheme
Require a minimum 40% of all members of public company and public sector boards to be women
Bring in living wage of £10 an hour by 2020-
Use the government-owned Royal Bank of Scotland to create a network of local people’s banks, obliged to lend locally and provide cheap basic banking services
Tax the 1% of highest earners
Bring energy, water, railways, buses, the Royal Mail and care work back into public ownership
Environment:
Replacing fracking, coal power stations, subsidies to fossil fuels and nuclear with the clean green efficient renewable
Pass Environmental Protection Act to safeguard and restore our environment, protect and enhance biodiversity, promote sustainable food and farming, and ensure animal protection
EU:
Offer second referendum to ratify Brexit deal with option to reject it and remain in the union
Protect freedom of movement, press for remaining within the single market
Housing:
Create a living rent for all through rent controls and more secure tenancies for private renters, an end to letting fees and the introduction of mandatory licensing for all landlords
Invest in a major programme to build affordable, zero carbon homes, including 100,000 social rented homes each year by 2022
Scrap Right to Buy
Transport:
Ban all airport runway extensions and end subsidies on airline fuel
Offer free local public transport for young people, students, people with disabilities, and older people
Other commitments:
Reinstate housing benefit for under-21s
Lower voting age to 16 and bring in proportional representation for parliamentary and local elections
Increase the overseas aid budget from 0.7% of GDP to 1.0% of GDP