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What is NAZCA?
The Non-state Actor Zone for Climate Action (NAZCA) is an online portal hosted by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). It highlights actions that cities, companies, investors, and regions – non-state actors – are taking to address climate change. Showing non-state climate ambition provides momentum to the climate talks and helps give governments the confidence to sign ambitious agreements at the Paris climate negotiations (COP 21).
What is CDP's role?
Drawing on vital information reported through the only global environmental disclosure system, CDP provides data for the NAZCA portal. Through our disclosure platform, we work to transform the way the world does business and prevent dangerous climate change by using measurement, transparency, and accountability to drive positive changes in business, investment, and policy.
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Press releaseCDP comment on UNFCCC NDC Synthesis ReportAlongside governments, non-state actors, who are at the heart of the Paris Agreement, can and must act. Whilst we are seeing a huge momentum in net-zero pledges from corporates globally, it is vital that companies have 2030 science-based targets that are in line with 1.5°C, backed up by robust and credible transition plans. Companies must also be held to account for their progress against those plans. Governments should use the momentum of corporate progress to advance ambitious, net-zero aligned policies, giving clarity and confidence to non-state actors, in turn strengthening the ambition loop.
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Press releaseCDP Europe’s Mirjam Wolfrum joins Secretariat of the EFRAG Project Task Force on European sustainability reporting standardsThe Project Task Force has been invited by EFRAG to begin work on elaborating the new EU sustainability reporting standards, with a view to passing responsibility to EFRAG sustainability reporting bodies once established.
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How can companies handle so-called 'residual emissions'?Sara La Sala, Business Development Manager GO2 Markets - September 14 2021By design, carbon compensation projects should deliver real environmental benefits, in terms of concrete CO2-equivalent removal and sequestration. They should also create co- benefits for the local communities and biodiversity.
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