The business response to climate change across America

A new analysis of CDP disclosure data shows that some of the largest U.S.-based corporations view climate change as an increasing risk to their bottom line and reputation among consumers and investors.

The state of play: Emissions reporting and climate change action at the sub-national level

How companies, disclosing to CDP, are taking powerful action on climate change.

Resultado de uma parceria entre ICS e CDP, o presente relatório tem como objetivo reunir informações relevantes sobre iniciativas corporativas para a gestão de riscos de desmatamento, buscando fornecer subsídios para a tomada de decisão em negócios e políticas do setor de florestas.

Collaborative Action on Climate Risk

Supply Chain Sustainability Revealed: a Country Comparison

From Agreement to Action: Mobilizing suppliers toward a climate resilient world

Explore how buyers are harnessing the power of purchasing for a more sustainable future

A summary, in Japanese, of the 2017 Supply Chain report.

The number of companies forging ahead with an industry-leading approach to tackling emissions in the supply chain has doubled in a year.

Cascading commitments: Driving ambitious action through supply chain engagement

This series presents an analysis of the TCFD alignment of disclosing companies in key G7 indexes, and the reported financial impacts of climate-related risks and opportunities.

Smart companies innovate their way through business challenges. A new analysis shows they can also innovate to solve a global challenge – and profit along the way. The 3% Solution: Driving Profits Through Carbon Reduction report, released today by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and CDP, provides a groundbreaking assessment of how companies can reap big profits from cutting their carbon emissions, simultaneously helping the world avoid runaway climate change.

Connecting CDP data with the CDSB Framework to successfully fulfil the TCFD Recommendations

Strengthening Private Sector and Community Resilience

Just 8 companies account for over a third of emissions from oil and gas since the world acknowledged man-made climate change.

Accelerating City-level Ambition

By 2050, the global population is set to reach 9 billion. We will need to produce 70% more food by then in order to meet the demands of this larger, richer and more urban population.

The A List: The CDP Climate Performance Leadership Index 2014