CDP

CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is a global non-profit organization that operates a platform for investors, companies, cities, states, and regions to measure and disclose their environmental impacts. Founded in 2000, CDP has established the world's largest and most comprehensive environmental reporting system, promoting transparency and action toward a sustainable economy.

CDP focuses on three key areas of environmental impact:

• Climate Change: Supporting organizations in measuring, managing, and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.
• Water Security: Helping organizations identify and address risks related to water use and availability.
• Forests: Combating deforestation and promoting sustainable supply chains.

CDP collaborates with investors, companies, and governments to drive transparency and encourage environmental action to mitigate climate change and protect natural resources. By fostering transparency and accountability, CDP plays a critical role in mobilizing businesses and governments to take action on climate change, water security, and forest protection, contributing to the global transition toward sustainability.

Source(s):

• CDP. (n.d.). Who we are.
• CDP. (n.d.). What we do.
• CDP. (n.d.). Governance.

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