CDP is a not-for-profit charity that runs the global disclosure system for investors, companies, cities, states and regions to manage their environmental impacts. Over the past 15 years we have created a system that has resulted in unparalleled engagement on environmental issues worldwide. Find out more about how we work.
CDP Scores 2018
Introducing the A List - naming the world's cities and companies leading on environmental performance.
The Money Trees
Our report explores the risks deforestation poses to companies, and the opportunities they can reap from taking ambitious action.
Disclosure in 2019 and beyond
Our latest information on disclosure timelines for 2019 and our consultation for the 2020 questionnaire.
Our vision is for a thriving economy that works for both people and planet. Together, we can tip the balance and achieve this vision.
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, Former Secretary General, United Nations
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ReportNo Wood for the TreesLeading consumer goods companies caught out by deforestation -
Support on your journey to environmental leadershipJenny Frings, CDP Partnerships - November 19 2019Looking for help with sustainability issues? CDP’s accredited solutions providers are on hand, offering a range of services. Amongst them are providers of independent, third-party verification services, sustainability software platforms, science-based target setting services, renewable energy solutions and more.
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Press releaseLeading consumer goods companies directly linked to deforestation: soybean, cattle, paper & palm oil risks potential threat to global supply chainsMonday 18th November 2019, London: The world’s global consumer goods companies, including Kraft, are off track to achieve sustainable consumption and production by 2030, and industry commitments to zero net deforestation by next year are now impossible, according to new research by CDP, the environmental non-profit and investment research provider.
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Think globally, act locally: new guidance for companies on sustainable water useChristina Copeland, Senior Manager, Water Security - November 05 2019To succeed and thrive, businesses need a reliable water supply. But sources are under increasing pressure. To tackle this, a collaborative effort between CDP, the CEO Water Mandate, the Pacific Institute, The Nature Conservancy, UNEP-DHI, World Resources Institute and WWF has produced guidance for companies on how to set site-level water targets that reflect both the local context and global shared goals for water use. -
ReportThe Palm BookTracking progress of sustainable palm oil commitments in Indonesia -
Press release89% of companies reporting deforestation risks, but not enough are committing to sustainable palm oil production in Indonesia(5 November 2019) New research from global environmental non-profit CDP finds that companies using palm oil in their products are vastly underestimating their deforestation risks, compounded by the lack of transparency among upstream companies in the supply chain.
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CDP is an international organization, with regional offices and local partners spanning 50 countries. There are now companies, cities, states and regions from over 90 countries that disclose to CDP.
