The Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals demonstrate government ambition – now is the time for action and implementation. CDP provides data, insights and expertise gained through working directly with companies, investors, cities, states and regions to drive action and transparency.
A unique source of information
CDP’s data and insights can inform both the design and evaluation of policies for corporate action on climate change.
Mobilizing action on the ground
CDP is creating a virtuous circle of action between market actors and governments through Commit to Action, the UNFCCC NAZCA portal, and more.
How are governments managing impacts?
Government bodies are managing their environmental impacts through CDP's supply chain program and by engaging with companies in their jurisdiction.
The work of CDP is crucial to the success of global business in the 21st century... helping persuade companies throughout the world to measure, manage, disclose and ultimately reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. No other organization is gathering this type of corporate climate change data and providing it to the marketplace.Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General, United Nations
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CDP is to the future of business what the X-ray was to the then future of medicine. Without it we would never see the inside of the patient’s health.Christiana Figueres
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Dr. Warren Washington, pioneering scientist, on the birth of climate modeling and advising six presidentsPaula DiPerna, CDP North America Special Advisor - July 19 2019The years of steady painstaking research of Dr. Washington and his colleagues has led to the indispensable, and now virtually irrefutable, climate modeling on which the world relies. -
5 Reasons Why Cities in Northern California Dominated CDP’s Global Cities A ListKatie Walsh, Head of Cities, States and Regions for CDP North America - July 18 2019When CDP released its first-ever global A List of cities this April, one trend stood out: 20% of the global A List were cities based in Northern California. This was despite massive climate and financial stressors in the region. So what is it about the region and these nine cities that make such widespread climate leadership possible? -
Press release70% of companies fail to disclose impact on world’s forestsA large majority of major corporations are failing to be transparent about their impacts on global deforestation and many are taking inadequate steps to tackle it, according to a new report released today by environmental non-profit CDP.
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