CDP

Overview

Products and services

• Corporate environmental reporting platform
• Investor-focused ESG data sets
• City and regional disclosure framework
• Supply chain sustainability assessment tools
• Environmental performance benchmarking
• Capital market insights and analytics

Business problems addressed

• Lack of standardized environmental data reporting
• Difficulty in assessing climate-related financial risks
• Inconsistent sustainability disclosures across industries
• Challenges in tracking progress toward net-zero targets
• Information asymmetry between companies and investors

Key benefits and capabilities

• Standardized environmental disclosure questionnaires
• Global environmental impact database
• Scoring methodologies for environmental performance
• Integration with international reporting frameworks
• Data benchmarking and analysis tools
• Supply chain engagement programs

Frequently asked questions

What is the primary purpose of disclosing to CDP?

Disclosing to CDP helps organizations manage their environmental risks and opportunities while providing transparency to investors and stakeholders who demand high-quality ESG data.

Is participation in the CDP disclosure system mandatory?

Participation is primarily voluntary for companies, though it is often requested by institutional investors or major corporate customers as part of their supply chain management.

Who uses the data collected by CDP?

The data is utilized by global investors, financial institutions, policymakers, and procurement departments to make informed decisions based on environmental performance.