Sustainability with Carma

Through this partnership, Nétive is contributing to reforestation efforts across the globe, from the UK and Brazil to Africa, and soon, the United States. Our commitment helps restore ecosystems, absorb CO₂, and support local communities.

Our mission to grow sustainably is now – quite literally – taking root in the ground.

Who is Carma?

Carma is a sustainability platform with a mission to make climate action accessible, measurable and meaningful for businesses of all sizes. By turning everyday milestones, like hiring new team members or reaching business goals, into opportunities to plant trees, Carma helps organisations take real, trackable steps towards a greener future. It’s about making it easy to do good, and showing the impact every step of the way.

The Nétive x Carma partnership: how it works

As a committed partner in sustainability, Nétive leads the way by embedding purposeful, ongoing climate action into our daily operations:

One tree per employee, every year:
Just like a payslip, sustainability should be a regular rhythm. We plant one tree each year for every Nétive team member.

Welcoming a new starter? Plant a tree:
Every new colleague joining Nétive triggers the planting of another tree. A fresh start for them, and a fresh start for the planet.

Celebrating growth with our clients and partners:
Milestones matter. As we hit new heights in collaboration and success, whether that’s with new or existing customers, we plant additional trees to reflect that journey.

A global effort:
Our trees take root in a mix of global locations where they can have real environmental impact – from reforestation projects in Africa and Brazil, to local initiatives in the UK and beyond.

Track our impact in real time

Want to see the forest for the trees?
We’ve made our efforts transparent with a live dashboard (below), powered by Carma’s API.
Visit anytime to see how many trees Nétive has planted, and where they’re making a difference.

*NB. There can be a small delay from trees being ordered to being planted, especially in the UK where trees are only planted between October and March.