CDP India has a comprehensive collection of self-reported environmental data which is invaluable for cities, companies, policymakers, and investors to take urgent action to build a truly sustainable economy.
This report highlights the progress and the status of Indian FIs on their journey to develop credible climate transition plans3 . 15 FIs (11 banks, one insurance sector, three asset managers) have been analyzed based on the data they disclosed through CDP in the 2023 cycle. These FIs hold INR 36,212.26 billion market capitalization in India which is quite sizable. The report captures disclosure trends related to key elements involved in developing a credible climate transition plan4 , such as the information about the FI’s governance model, use of scenario analysis, Scope 1, 2, and 3 accounting (and verification status), policy engagement, management of risks and opportunities, value chain engagement, and use of low-carbon initiatives including targets and financial planning. These elements are prime when looking at a larger picture of transition planning of an individual organization (whether an FI or a member of the real economy).
Decarbonizing India: Driving Climate Action through Disclosure
Disclosure: Imperative for a Sustainable India
Building Back Greener - India Inc. Demonstrates Climate Resilience
Partnership of The Future
Temperature Rating Analysis for Indian Companies: A knowledge product for financial institutions of CDP India
Input Paper for G20 Sustainable Finance Working Group
Insights from CDP data for Steel Companies
CDP India launched a white paper on internal carbon pricing, and how it can help in achieving the net-zero target.
CDP India launched a report to align CDP’s questionnaires with the Business Responsibility & Sustainability Framework (BRSR).
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