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 action
Commit to meaningful action on tackling climate change to see stronger financial performance and mitigate risks.
Commit to meaningful action on tackling climate change to see stronger financial performance and mitigate risks.
ACT
Assessing low-Carbon Transition initiative. CDP and ADEME combine their expertise to develop a new methodology.
Assessing low-Carbon Transition initiative. CDP and ADEME combine their expertise to develop a new methodology.
NAZCA
Powered by CDP data, NAZCA captures the commitments to climate action.
Powered by CDP data, NAZCA captures the commitments to climate action.
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Think globally, act locally: new guidance for companies on sustainable water useChristina Copeland, Senior Manager, Water Security - November 05 2019To succeed and thrive, businesses need a reliable water supply. But sources are under increasing pressure. To tackle this, a collaborative effort between CDP, the CEO Water Mandate, the Pacific Institute, The Nature Conservancy, UNEP-DHI, World Resources Institute and WWF has produced guidance for companies on how to set site-level water targets that reflect both the local context and global shared goals for water use. -
ReportThe Palm BookTracking progress of sustainable palm oil commitments in Indonesia -
Press release89% of companies reporting deforestation risks, but not enough are committing to sustainable palm oil production in Indonesia(5 November 2019) New research from global environmental non-profit CDP finds that companies using palm oil in their products are vastly underestimating their deforestation risks, compounded by the lack of transparency among upstream companies in the supply chain.
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