How to measure (and actually report) your exhibition stand’s footprint

Most advice on sustainable stands stops at reusable materials. Here is how to measure a stand’s real footprint, and turn it into something clients can see. Search for a sustainable exhibition stand and you will find plenty of advice on reusable materials, modular builds and recycled signage. All useful. But it skips the harder, more […]

The Green Claims Code, explained for venues and event organisers

A plain-English guide to the UK Green Claims Code and the EU’s new rules, and what they mean for anyone marketing a sustainable venue or event. If you market your venue or event as sustainable, green, or eco-friendly, two pieces of regulation now shape what you are allowed to say, and how you have to […]

What corporate clients now ask for in event RFPs (and how to answer)

Sustainability has moved from a nice-to-have to a qualifying question in venue and event procurement. Here is what to expect, and how to answer with evidence. If you run a venue or organise events, you have probably noticed a shift in the questions arriving with requests for proposals. Alongside capacity, catering and cost, there is […]

When the whistle blows, who counts the carbon?

What the 2026 World Cup tells us about the difference between promising to be green and proving it. The controversies around the 2026 World Cup are still ongoing but one has yet to be mentioned. The tournament’s carbon footprint, which so far has not and may never be confirmed. When the United States, Canada and […]

The end of unverified sustainability claims

For years, sustainability in the events world has run largely on trust. A venue says it is green, an organiser repeats it in a proposal, and a delegate takes it on faith. That arrangement is coming to an end. From 27 September 2026, the EU’s Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (2024/825) comes into […]

3.4 Million Acres Protected in Bolivia. What This Means for the Amazon

Not every sustainability claim comes with a number behind it. This one does. One Tribe connects the carbon footprint of events to active conservation funding. In Bolivia, one of those funded projects has delivered a confirmed result. The Project The Rainforest Climate Action Fund supported a protection effort in one of the Amazon’s most critical […]

The EU Sets the First Global Standard for Permanent Carbon Removals. What It Means for Your Business.

For the first time, there is a legally grounded, independently verifiable definition of what a genuine permanent carbon removal looks like. For businesses integrating carbon offsetting into their decarbonisation strategy, that clarity matters more than it might first appear. On 3 February 2026, the European Commission adopted the first set of methodologies under the Carbon […]

Voluntary Carbon Market in 2026: From Uncertainty to Maturity

2026 is set to be a defining year for the voluntary carbon market (VCM). After a period marked by criticism, volatility, and trust concerns, the market is entering a more mature and disciplined phase. Corporate climate ambition is rising, capital is flowing into new projects at record levels, and integrity standards are tightening. At the […]

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About One Tribe 1. What is One Tribe? One Tribe is on a mission to empower businesses to take climate action with simple, credible, and meaningful carbon solutions that are designed to drive environmental and commercial value at scale. Our tailored, easy-to-implement solutions; for event organizers, e-commerce, and climate-driven businesses; combine customised carbon projects with […]

Marks & Spencer’s Insetting Strategy: A Blueprint for Scope 3 Emission Reduction

Addressing Scope 3 emissions — the indirect emissions that occur across a company’s supply chain — is one of the greatest challenges facing businesses today. Marks & Spencer (M&S) has taken a bold step forward through its Plan A for Farming initiative, embedding climate action directly into its supply chain. This approach, known as insetting, […]