We have built the most comprehensive collection of self-reported environmental information in the world. Over the past 15 years CDP has created a system that has resulted in unparalleled engagement on environmental issues. Read the latest about our work below or follow us on Twitter.
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Press releaseThe potential financial impact of forests-related risks in Indonesia total US$10 billionJakarta, 25th November 2020: New research from global environmental non-profit CDP finds that companies linked to the Indonesian palm oil supply chain estimate forest-related risks to potentially cost a total of US$10 billion in 2020. To mitigate these risks and access the financial opportunities that deforestation-free value chains offer, companies need to pair clear target-setting with collaborative implementation on the ground.
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Press releaseFood companies offer 'green' products instead of building true resilience against climate crisisLeading companies operating in the global food value chain are underestimating key environmental risks and ignoring opportunities for creating a more sustainable food system
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Press releaseNorth American Cities Lead On Environmental Action Despite COVID-1931 North American cities including Miami, San Luis Obispo, San Antonio and Halifax Municipality have earned a place on CDP’s Cities 2020 A List.
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About CDP
CDP is a global environmental impact non-profit, providing a platform for all companies and cities to report information on their climate, water and deforestation impacts. The global economy looks to CDP as the gold standard of environmental reporting, and we hold the world’s richest and most comprehensive dataset on how companies and cities measure, understand and address their environmental impacts. We aim to make environmental reporting mainstream, providing the detailed insights and analysis to drive the urgent action needed for a climate-safe, water-secure, deforestation-free world.
Key topics that our spokespeople can comment on:
- Corporate sustainability & governance
- Sustainable cities
- The benefits of disclosure
- Green procurement & supply chain risk
- Climate change
- Water security
- Deforestation
- High emitting sectors (oil, gas, energy)
- Green technology
- Renewable energy
- Science-based targets
- Putting a price on carbon
- The role of investors
- Environmental policy
- Major global environmental events
- TCFD
- Emissions trading systems
- Shareholder activism & divestment
- Stranded assets
CDP can offer insights on:
- Research and reports on the environmental impacts of companies, cities, states and regions; using data drawn from CDP’s disclosure platform.
- The world's businesses leading on action on climate change, water security and deforestation, via The CDP A List.
- Detailed investor insights on material climate risks and opportunities in high-emitting sectors, as well as the potential impact on companies’ financial performance, through our data and award-winning CDP investor research series.
- Datasets from companies, cities, states and regions, showing how they are tackling climate change, water security and deforestation.
- How global purchasing organisations are engaging with their suppliers to tackle risks, take advantage of opportunities and ensure business continuity, through insights offered by CDP’s supply chain program.
