Companies are responsible for some 70% of global emissions. They will make or break the transition to a climate safe, deforestation free, water secure world. From the reporting of environmental risks and opportunities to setting targets and taking part in global initiatives and campaigns, companies have the power to drive meaningful action towards a sustainable future for all.
CDP scoring drives corporate transparency and helps to guide, incentivize and assess environmental action.
Set ambitious targets and accelerate action towards a low carbon-economy.
Being a CDP Supply Chain member helps you to engage your suppliers, pinpoint risks and identify opportunities.
investors with US$136+ trillion in assets are requesting thousands of companies to disclose to them through CDP in 2022
of responding companies say that disclosure “helps my organization to prepare for the future"
2020 post-disclosure survey
The emissions from supply chains are on average 11.4 times greater than a corporation’s own operational emissions
Disclosing through CDP has helped guide Stanley Black and Decker’s sustainability strategy in to one of the most ambitious in the sector.
A long-time CDP discloser, WPP likes that the process helps them advance their sustainability strategy and 'stay on their toes'.
Telstra began to disclose through CDP a decade ago and, since then, the company’s environmental strategy has evolved into one of the most ambitious in the sector.