Our campaigns
The Paris Agreement sends a clear signal that the shift to a low-carbon economy is inevitable, and everyone must play their part. To facilitate this transition, CDP and its partners have developed campaigns that seek to highlight and spur meaningful action on tackling climate change from the private sector and sub-national governments.
Commit to meaningful action on tackling climate change to see stronger financial performance and mitigate risks.
Assessing low-Carbon Transition initiative. CDP and ADEME combine their expertise to develop a new methodology.
Powered by CDP data, NAZCA captures the commitments to climate action.
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20Jul 2020Beginners’ Guide to CDP Climate Change Reporting
4 PM SGT. CSRWorks, in collaboration with CDP, will be hosting a webinar help CDP-invited companies in Southeast Asia to respond to the 2020 climate change questionnaire. The Webinar is aimed at beginners who are responding to the CDP Climate Change Questionnaire for the first time or are new to the assessment.
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8Jul 2020Best Practices for corporate renewables sourcing
2 PM BST. By choosing green energy, companies secure access to clean and stable energy and help support development of the low-carbon economy. In this webinar, Ørsted and CDP will provide recommendations on how companies can implement impactful renewable electricity sourcing strategies, and present case studies of successful sourcing strategies.
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22Jul 2020Feeding Healthy and Resilient Cities
16:00 BST / 08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT. City governments have a leading role to play in ensuring a resilient and sustainable food system. We know that less carbon-intensive food choices coupled with less food waste and improved supply chains can cut city emissions substantially. We also know that by addressing public access and understanding around food choices, cities can help to improve the overall health and wellness of their citizens. In this session, CDP will invite city, health and food systems stakeholders to share their experiences and offer examples on how cities can work to incorporate sustainable food policies and programs that work for their citizens. We will be joined by the Daniel Vennard, WRI Director of the Better Buying Lab and Cool Food Pledge. We’ll also hear from Bridget Schrempf, who leads CDP’s new focus on Sustainable Food Systems. City speakers to be announced shortly.
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