Meet Demand for Disclosure

Increasing expectations of environmental disclosure and transparency can be an opportunity to gather data for better decision-making.

Opportunity to Increase Score(s)

G&A develops a list of recommendations, focus areas, and action items to guide the company's strategy for further improving rankings from CDP over the longer term.

Deep Insight into CDP Scoring

Our comprehensive understanding of CDP’s scoring methodology ensures clarity, accuracy, and strategic alignment.

Our process

Targeted advice and recommendations, based on our comprehensive understanding of CDP’s scoring methodology.

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This stage involves reviewing questionnaire updates and scoring methodology, collecting both public and internal data, and drafting responses.

This step entails scoring initial responses, identifying gaps, reviewing peer responses, and highlighting key areas for improvement to reach the desired scoring bracket.

At this stage, we identify the company’s subject matter experts (SMEs) to address gaps and gather their input. We then provide guidance on refining answers for higher scoring.

In the final stage, we enter the updated responses into the CDP portal, and secure approvals from leadership, legal, and SMEs before making the final submission.

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Business value

Why submit a CDP response?

Value to User Base

Client demand for your responses is rising, and stakeholders are increasingly using this data for management decisions.

Corporate Value

Corporate valuations, cost of capital, benchmark inclusion, and reputation can all be affected by investor-focused ratings, rankings, and scores.

Client

Conducting a CDP Response is more than a disclosure exercise—it demonstrates transparency, builds trust with investors and stakeholders, and positions a company as a leader in managing climate risks and opportunities.

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Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder

Understanding the mission

A CDP response signals transparency and accountability, showing investors, customers, and regulators that the company takes climate and environmental issues seriously.

High CDP scores differentiate a company from peers, attract ESG-focused investors, and strengthen customer and partner trust.

It provides clear data comparisons against industry peers, helping identify risks, opportunities, and areas for improvement.

CDP disclosures align with major frameworks (TCFD, ISSB, CSRD), preparing companies for regulatory requirements and helping to avoid duplication in the reporting process.

Companies gain resilience through better risk management, cost savings from efficiency, and stronger brand reputation with stakeholders.

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