CDP's work with water security motivates companies to disclose and reduce their environmental impacts by using the power of investors and customers. The data CDP collects helps influential decision makers to reduce risk, capitalize on opportunities and drive action towards a more sustainable world.
The world has experienced a dramatic 84% decline in freshwater biodiversity. Heads of state will soon be gathering for the first time in 50 years to discuss water security.
Global investors are signing an open letter to governments urging them to commit to stronger and deeper policy action.
Our groundbreaking report with Planet Tracker presents analysis into stranded assets and highlights the deep implications for the global financial sector.
How the private sector is seizing opportunities to accelerate progress on water security
Explore why the private sector is asking for firmer regulation on water security
This report provides a unqiue look at how the financial sector is respoding to the water crisis, with data from CDP's 2022 water security questionnaire.
Based on the financial sector’s very first water-related disclosure in 2022, this open platform showcases that action is already underway amongst private finance institutions.
We are developing a Finance Water Action Pathway that will define clear actions that financial institutions and other actors need to take to transform private lending, funding and investing and drive the transition to a water-secure world.