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# One Tribe
> One Tribe is a UK venue and events sustainability platform. Venues, event organisers and exhibitors use it to measure event emissions, publish branded live impact pages their clients can check at any time, and fund named, independently verified carbon and conservation projects.
Key facts:
- Who it is for: venues, conference and exhibition organisers, exhibitors, and organisations sourcing carbon credits.
- What it does: event and venue carbon measurement, branded impact reports and live impact pages, and retirement of verified carbon credits in the client's name.
- Method: emissions are calculated with GHG Protocol-aligned emission factors. Credits come from third-party verified projects and are retired on public registries.
- Claims: One Tribe does not describe venues or events as "carbon neutral" or "net zero".
- Pricing: quoted per programme. There are no public price tiers.
- Customer platform login: https://app.onetribeglobal.com
- Company: One Tribe is a trading style of JDC Newco Ltd, UK company no. 16808458, registered office Marlow Place, Marlow SL7 1NB, United Kingdom.
- Contact: info@onetribe.com or https://onetribe.com/contact
## Platform
- [Technology for Sustainable Venues & Events](https://onetribe.com/): Measure venue and event emissions, share branded impact reports and support conservation with One Tribe’s sustainability platform.
- [Venue Sustainability & Carbon Reporting](https://onetribe.com/venues): Make sustainability part of your venue’s story. Event reporting, branded impact pages and portfolio insight, with One Tribe alongside your team.
- [Event Sustainability & Carbon Measurement](https://onetribe.com/organisers): Bring exhibitors, sponsors and delegates into your event sustainability programme. Turn event measurement into reporting your customers can use.
- [How Our Venue & Event Sustainability Platform Works](https://onetribe.com/how-it-works): From your first event to an impact page clients can use. Discover the One Tribe venue and event measurement and reporting experience.
- [Venue & Event Sustainability Platform Pricing](https://onetribe.com/pricing): A One Tribe programme built around your venue, event or exhibitor requirements. Understand the inclusions and discuss a tailored quote.
- [Event & Venue Carbon Reporting Methodology](https://onetribe.com/methodology): Understand One Tribe’s reporting approach, the scope of your event footprint and how to communicate climate action responsibly.
- [About Us: Venue & Event Sustainability Platform](https://onetribe.com/about): One Tribe helps venues and events measure their impact, share it honestly and fund verified nature and carbon projects around the world.
- [Book a Sustainability Platform Demo for Your Venue](https://onetribe.com/contact): Tell One Tribe about your venue or event and book a 20-minute demo. See the branded impact pages your clients receive and talk through programme pricing.
## Case studies
- [Venue & Event Sustainability Case Studies](https://onetribe.com/case-studies): See how One Tribe helps venues, event organisers and businesses measure emissions, support conservation and engage customers.
- [Together at 88 Wood Street](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/together-88-wood-street): An event venue with strong environmental credentials needed to make the impact of its events just as visible.
- [CIWEM · Flood & Coast](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/ciwem-flood-and-coast): A conference about climate resilience needed to understand and take responsibility for its own environmental impact.
- [International Confex](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/confex): The events industry was asking about its flagship show’s sustainability credentials. Confex needed an answer backed by action.
- [Ability Hire](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/ability-hire): A furniture hire business needed a practical way to account for delivery and setup emissions across the events it supplied.
- [Santander](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/santander): SMEs needed accessible, sector-specific help with the environmental impact of manufacturing, shipping and distribution.
- [LOFT](https://onetribe.com/case-studies/loft): A residential furniture supplier wanted customers and stakeholders to see what its environmental programme achieved.
## Carbon projects
- [Carbon & Conservation Projects for Events](https://onetribe.com/carbon-projects): Connect your event programme to named carbon and conservation projects. Explore Plant One Cornwall and the wider One Tribe portfolio.
- [Plant One](https://onetribe.com/carbon-projects/plant-one): For every delegate at every event tracked through One Tribe, one square foot of Cornish Celtic rainforest is restored in partnership with Plant One, in Cornwall. Not a contribution to environmental slop. Measurable, name
## Recent insights
- [Venue & Event Sustainability Insights and Guides](https://onetribe.com/blog): Practical insights on venue sustainability, event carbon measurement and reporting, and how venues and organisers win business with evidence of impact.
- [Set the Boundary Before Calculating an Event Carbon Footprint](https://onetribe.com/blog/event-carbon-footprint-boundary): Learn how to set a clear event carbon footprint boundary, document exclusions and improve data quality. Includes a practical downloadable worksheet.
- [Sustainable Venue Checklist: What Event Buyers Should Ask Before Booking](https://onetribe.com/blog/sustainable-venue-checklist): Use this practical sustainable venue checklist to assess energy, waste, food, travel, evidence and reporting before booking an event venue.
- [What Sustainability Data Should Every Venue Track?](https://onetribe.com/blog/what-sustainability-data-should-every-venue-track): The core sustainability data every venue should track, from energy and waste to water and travel, and how reliable metrics support client reporting and bookings.
- [Travel Emissions: The Biggest Challenge for Sustainable Events?](https://onetribe.com/blog/travel-emissions-biggest-challenge-sustainable-events): Travel is often the largest source of event emissions. An evidence-led look at why it is so hard to reduce, and practical, measurable ways to manage it.
- [The Sustainable Venue of 2030](https://onetribe.com/blog/the-sustainable-venue-of-2030): What will the sustainable venue of 2030 look like? An evidence-led view of energy, data, circularity and reporting, and what event buyers should ask for now.
- [How to Communicate Sustainable Events Without Greenwashing](https://onetribe.com/blog/communicate-sustainable-events-without-greenwashing): How to communicate sustainable events credibly. Practical guidance on evidence-led claims, avoiding greenwashing and staying within advertising and legal standards.
- [Sustainable Venue Procurement: An RFP Evidence Checklist](https://onetribe.com/blog/sustainable-venue-procurement-rfp-evidence-checklist): A practical RFP evidence checklist for sustainable venue procurement. Ask venues for the data and documentation that prove environmental performance, not intentions.
- [The Business Case for Sustainable Venues](https://onetribe.com/blog/the-business-case-for-sustainable-venues): Sustainability is now a commercial decision for venues. Learn how measured, credible environmental practice wins tenders, protects reputation and reduces risk.
- [How Sustainable Venues Measure Event-Level Impact](https://onetribe.com/blog/how-sustainable-venues-measure-event-level-impact): Building averages are not enough. Learn how sustainable venues measure the impact of a specific event, and why event-level data matters for credible reporting.
- [Sustainable Venues and the Green Claims Code](https://onetribe.com/blog/sustainable-venues-and-the-green-claims-code): The Green Claims Code raises the bar for environmental claims. Learn what it means for venues and organisers, and how to make claims you can substantiate.
- [What Delegates Expect from a Sustainable Event](https://onetribe.com/blog/what-delegates-expect-from-a-sustainable-event): Delegate expectations on sustainability have risen. Learn what attendees now look for, where events fall short, and how to prove impact rather than assert it.
- [How to Choose a Sustainable Venue: Questions Every Organiser Should Ask](https://onetribe.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-sustainable-venue-questions-every-organiser-should-ask): A practical checklist for event organisers. Learn the questions that separate credible sustainable venues from vague claims, and how to verify what you are told.
## Optional
- [Full site index](https://onetribe.com/llms-full.txt): every published article and carbon project with a one-line summary.
- [Privacy Policy](https://onetribe.com/privacy): How One Tribe collects, uses and protects personal information, plus our acceptable use policy and GDPR rights for platform users and website visitors.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://onetribe.com/terms): One Tribe platform subscription terms and conditions, including the terms that apply to carbon offsetting and renewable energy certificate (REC) purchases.
- [Cookie Policy](https://onetribe.com/cookies): How One Tribe uses cookies to improve its services, and how you can refuse or manage cookies in your browser or device settings.
