CDP

Today, CDP announced a decisive step forward in its evolution. To meet the scale and speed of today's environmental challenges and market expectations, CDP will become two separate organizations: a nonprofit, CDP Foundation and a commercial entity, CDP. They will be united in shared ambition: to surface new information, enabling Earth-positive decisions to protect future generations.

Press release Jun 11, 2026 CDP to become two separate organizations – CDP, a commercial entity backed by Permira, and CDP Foundation, a non-profit, charitable organization focused on pioneering science*. CDP Foundation will remain a shareholder in CDP, with board representation. Both organizations will remain united in a shared ambition to support trusted, science-led environmental disclosure.

Report Jun 9, 2026•Latin America, Japan, China, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Global, North America Learn more about the barriers and pathways to deforestation-free, smallholder inclusion, and resilient landscapes in the palm oil sector.

Make better decisions on local and regional risk management, and respond with greater intelligence with the CDP Adaptation and Action Explorer. An AI-powered public purpose platform, the Explorer tool helps cities, states and regions understand physical climate and nature risks, link these to current actions, and identify effective adaptation pathways. Please note, the Explorer may be unavailable to users in regions without access to Google services or products.

Press release Jun 8, 2026•Asia-Pacific, Europe, Global, Japan, Latin America, Middle East and Africa, North America New platform connects climate hazard data, government disclosures and AI insights to support smarter, investment-ready resilience planning CDP Adaptation & Action Explorer is powered by CDP data from more than 1,000 disclosing governments across 80 countries, covering 16% of the global population [London, 8 June, 2026]: CDP - the global non-profit that runs the world’s largest...

Press release Jun 5, 2026•Global CDP’s 2026 disclosure cycle opens this month with the ocean joining climate, forests, water security, biodiversity and plastics as a new disclosure theme for companies New metrics will provide valuable insight into companies’ ocean-related dependencies, risks, impacts, and opportunities London, 05 June 2026: CDP, the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system, will enable companies to disclose ocean-related information for the first time in 2026.

Report Jun 4, 2026•Global Since 2023, CDP has asked companies to disclose their plastics data through the corporate questionnaire. The plastics questions are informed by and developed out of The Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Global Commitment. This report shines a light on the progress companies have made on transparency around plastics and underscores a clear message: more needs to be done to transition to a circular economy.

Article Jun 3, 2026•7 min read Joseph Noss, Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics and Manveer Gill, Sustainable Finance Lead at CDP discuss the Bank of England’s climate-tilted bond purchases, and how they modestly lowered borrowing costs for companies with credible climate disclosures and emissions targets.

Webinar Jun 3, 2026•Online event Join our 2026 CDP disclosure webinar series to learn more about the CDP questionnaire and scoring methodology, discover key updates for the 2026 cycle, and gain practical guidance to support your disclosure journey. Why disclose to CDP in 2026?

Article May 22, 2026•6 min read Across the United States, companies, cities and states are working hard to understand and respond to the environmental challenges shaping their future. The 2025 disclosure cycle shows encouraging momentum in corporate disclosure: more businesses are setting ambitious goals and recognizing the strategic importance of climate, water and forest‑related issues.