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Future-proof your supply chain with essential environmental data for sustainable growth.
CDP’s Supply Chain program helps 330+ companies manage and measure their business-critical upstream impacts, allowing them to maximize returns on investment and future-proof their business through data.
Pressure is growing from consumers, stakeholders and regulators, creating a greater need for comprehensive supply chain data to support tracking and management.
Discover how our Supply Chain program can help your organization – inquire with our team below.
You can also learn about the program, benefits, and more.
Find out more about CDP Supply Chain Membership: make an inquiry with our team
Please complete our inquiry form to learn more about the Supply Chain program, understand key benefits, and explore membership options with an account manager.
Note, if you have a query concerning your own environmental disclosure, please visit the CDP Help Center.
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What is CDP’s Supply Chain program?
CDP’s Supply Chain program allows companies to engage suppliers, spot risks, and seize opportunities using primary data.
Our 330+ global members are using the program to future-proof their business by staying ahead of growing demands for environmental transparency and the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Disclosing data is not a ‘nice to have’ – it’s mission critical.
Supply Chain members work with CDP to encourage their own suppliers to disclose environmental data, providing access to a global, comparable, and standardized dataset.
The program provides a market-leading level of supplier data, leveraging both our industry standard and regulation-aligned questionnaire and our extensive worldwide network of companies already disclosing through our platform.
| Standard | Up to 200 requests |
Lead | Up to 400 requests | Premium | 400+ requests |
Support services
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All Standard features + Support services
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All Lead features + Support services
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Data sharing and insight
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Data sharing and insight
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Data sharing and insight
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All members have the option to purchase additional supplier requests at extra cost and in increments of 50 suppliers.
Supply chains and Europe
As Europe undergoes a major economic transformation, aiming to mobilize €1 trillion in sustainable investments via the EU Green Deal, European companies report $56.8 billion in climate-related supply chain risks. The companies that will be able to best manage risks, access capital and take advantage of the opportunities will be those that have comprehensive data to guide decision-making and financial market demands. This also prepares them for regulations like the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).
Benefits for members
Access to quality environmental data
Ensure compliance and future-proof operations
Set, measure and tackle upstream impacts
Maximize returns on investment
Enhanced supplier engagement
Our members
330+ purchasing organizations are engaging 60,000+ suppliers on environmental issues. Inquire now to learn more about becoming a Supply Chain member with one of our account managers.
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We have now invited over 700 suppliers to report through CDP – nearly three times the number invited last year. The support given by CDP to educate and on-board our suppliers to the Supply Chain program has been essential to achieve this rapid ramp up.Jenny Perrie, Scope 3 Lead Global Procurement, AstraZeneca
Latest reports including case studies
Analyzing data from the 23,000+ companies that disclosed to CDP in 2023, this report explores the business imperative for companies to enhance the sustainability of their supply chains in response to climate change.
This report by CDP and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) illustrates upstream Scope 3 supply chain emissions are 26x that of Scopes 1 and 2 combined – with supply chain emissions from manufacturing, retail, and materials sectors alone 1.4x that of the total CO2 emissions of the EU in 2022.
This report analyzes environmental data disclosed through CDP in 2022 and considers whether companies are ready to take action on nature impacts in their supply chain by examining their responses on how they are tackling climate change, deforestation and water security.
Further resources
Ensure you get the best out of disclosure with CDP’s detailed guidance.
See the highest-rated companies for supply chain engagement on climate issues.
We have partnered with CO2 AI to create a transformative solution that empowers companies to seamlessly exchange, measure and manage emissions down to the product level, in one streamlined, secure environment.
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Gain access to the world’s largest database of environmental data on thousands of disclosing companies.
Get tailored support, enhanced data access and more to help you report on and manage your environmental risks.
CDP partners with a range of providers who can help companies take action and progress on their journey to environmental leadership