Discover how we help the climate through smartphone use
Every step counts
At UNDO, we believe that companies must do their part to address global challenges, including climate change. That's why we are committed to the planet, together with our subscribers. We may not be able to change the world overnight, but every bit helps. Small contributions can lead to a big impact. That's how we build a more sustainable world, one smartphone at a time
Know your impact
Measure how your daily smartphone use impacts the enviroment
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Device
We include a one-off emission for the production and transport of your device. In fact, smartphones are manufactured from various rare earth metals such as gold, silver, cobal and lithium among many others. In doing so, we assume – on the basis of published environmental reports of manufacturers such as Apple, Huawei and Fairphone – a life span of three years for smartphones and wearables
We include a one-off emission for the production and transport of your device. In fact, smartphones are manufactured from various rare earth metals such as gold, silver, cobal and lithium among many others. In doing so, we assume – on the basis of published environmental reports of manufacturers such as Apple, Huawei and Fairphone – a life span of three years for smartphones and wearables
Telecom use
To calculate your telecom usage, the algorithm takes into account your real-time consumption (calls, texts, data)
To calculate your telecom usage, the algorithm takes into account your real-time consumption (calls, texts, data)
Battery consumption
The calculator measures the charging time of your smartphone and then calculates the CO2 emissions released in that process
The calculator measures the charging time of your smartphone and then calculates the CO2 emissions released in that process
Onboarding and Activation
Ordering your UNDO SIM card on internet or with the app, including activation of it also has its own footprint. The UNDO app takes into account this as a one off emission to make sure nothing is missed along way
Ordering your UNDO SIM card on internet or with the app, including activation of it also has its own footprint. The UNDO app takes into account this as a one off emission to make sure nothing is missed along way
The UNDO Solution
How to reduce your impact with UNDO?
How to reduce your impact with UNDO?
UNDO wants to do something for the planet on a larger scale and is therefore committed to both UNDO Forest and UNDO Removal. UNDO Forest is a reforestation initiative owned 100% by UNDO. The plantation is run in collaboration with GI-AGRO, our local partner at IBI Village, which is located 140 km east of Kinshasa. UNDO Removal consists of a selection of projects that capture CO₂ from the air. We are taking concrete actions to compensate our users' CO₂ emissions. Follow our socials for real-time updates.
UNDO Forest - Map
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Forest
8887 Trees
Planted
UNDO Removal
Use you carbon KGs to support carbon removal projects of your choice
Biochar - pine bark soil improvers
Biochar - pine bark soil improvers
Under its philosophy "Better Soil. Better World." Wakefield Biochar produces compost mixtures and biochar made from pine bark, the waste product of pulp and paper mills. Both large retailers and small farmers use the material to make their meadows more fertile.
Enhanced weathering for CO₂ removal
Enhanced weathering for CO₂ removal
Everest Carbon aims to accelerate the Earth's natural carbon cycle on a large scale through Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW). The company permanently removes 2008 tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere each year by storing it in carbonate minerals. In addition, this project should restore 53 hectares of degraded land in Rajasthan, India, to agroforest
Carbon capture and storage in concrete
Carbon capture and storage in concrete
Neustark removes CO₂ from the atmosphere to permanently store it in recycled concrete. The company is ambitious and wants to produce climate-neutral concrete by 2025. By 2050, it even wants to reduce CO₂ emissions in the construction industry by 1 billion tons per year.