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25年来，CDP 始终引领环境信息披露，在供应链参与和环境行动领域持续提供可靠的指导与建议。

通过 CDP 进行披露邀请，生成能够驱动行动的数据。通过 CDP，邀请方能够获取标准化的、具备全球可比性并可供多方使用的数据集。

对于金融机构而言，了解其投资组合中企业的数据对于识别潜在风险与机遇至关重要。这些数据为落实风险管理实践、识别行动优先级以及将可持续因素纳入投资流程提供了必要工具。

谁可以发出披露邀请？

每年都有数百家组织邀请或促使其供应商、投资组合和其他利益相关方通过 CDP 披露关键环境数据。

这些邀请方可能包括

CDP 供应链成员，通常是希望使其供应链更好适应未来发展的大型采购组织；
私有市场邀请方（即拥有私有市场投资组合的资产所有者和基金经理）；
为企业客户提供供应链融资解决方案的银行；以及
CDP 资本市场联署投资机构正在寻求来自上市公司和地方政府（通过股权或债务投资持有其所有权）的环境披露数据，以增强其投资组合的韧性并保障长期可持续性；
协会与联盟，例如RE100、C40城市、ICLEI、全球市长气候与能源盟约、Regions4和Under2联盟；
区域及地方政府；以及
与企业和地方政府开展合作的环境倡导项目、承诺、计划以及其他民间社会组织，共同推动“地球积极”行动。

How is CDP data used?

CDP data – both scored and unscored – is utilized by a huge range of stakeholders including companies, financial institutions, policymakers, and non-governmental organizations such as:

L’Oréal to strengthen procurement requirements and build supply chain resilience;
Arkéa Asset Management to power their Water Security & Transparency fund and identify companies incorporating water security management into their strategy; and
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and World Bank to inform stronger policymaking.

CDP data is available through our membership services and licensing agreements. It is also publicly available on our website and in the reports and policy briefings we publish. Filter and explore our datasets to learn more.

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如何进行披露邀请

If you are a new contact or user, you will need to be added as a team member to your organization and set up with a Requester role. Either a colleague can invite you or you can contact your CDP Account Manager to set you up.

If your organization is an association or coalition, a government, or an environmental campaign, pledge, program or other civil society organization, please raise a case via My Support on the CDP Help Center and we can provide more information on requesting data.

Learn more about accessing and navigating the Portal.

You can submit your Request list once this is completed.

The deadline to submit your final Request list is the week of June 8, so requested organizations have sufficient time to respond and disclose. You can continue to add organizations to your list after this date, but they may decline your request. Read more about updating your Request list after submission, below.

Once your list is submitted, your requested organizations will receive an email request to disclose.

If necessary, you can still add and/or remove organizations on your Request list after submitting this. For any new organizations you wish to add, you will need to provide CDP with specific contact information for them.

You will need to resubmit your Request list after you have finished making any changes. Note that any changes submitted after the Request list deadline (week of June 8) will need to be approved by the requested organization.

Once you have submitted your Request list, you can begin to track your requested organizations’ disclosure status and progress.

The scoring deadline for Disclosers is the week of September 14. The platform will close for Disclosers on the week of October 26 (the final response deadline).

常见问题

CDP Supply Chain members work with CDP to encourage their own suppliers to engage on environmental issues and performance, and to disclose through CDP. This way, Supply Chain members – and their sustainability, procurement and financial teams – can pinpoint risks and identify opportunities in their upstream value chain.

In 2025, approximately 45,000 suppliers were requested to disclose through CDP’s Supply Chain program.

Disclosers responding to such a request will be asked to respond to relevant supply chain questions in addition to the main questionnaire.

CDP sends its annual 'Letter to the Board' to senior stakeholders, formally inviting them to disclose on behalf of our Capital Markets Signatories – financial institutions that own or manage financial assets.

Capital Markets Signatories use disclosure data to create products, identify and assess risks across their portfolio, and engage stakeholders.

Unlike other Requesters, Capital Markets Signatories don’t create or manage their Request list. Instead, they use a CDP-created sample list. CDP recognizes that all industrial activities have a significant role to play in reducing environmental impact as we transition to a sustainable economy. We therefore apply several criteria to identify companies who are most relevant to capital markets actors. Find out more about our sample methodology.

In 2026, hundreds of financial institutions with US$110+ trillion in assets are requesting over 43,000 organizations to disclose.

CDP's Non-Disclosure Campaign (NDC) runs alongside the main CDP disclosure request. The campaign leverages the power of direct engagement from financial institutions to drive corporate environmental disclosure and boost transparency.

It is supported by CDP’s Capital Markets Signatories, some of whom take on a lead role. During the disclosure period, lead participants engage with targeted companies to drive them to disclose, with support from CDP’s NDC team.

Analysis shows that companies are more than twice as likely to respond and disclose if they are engaged directly through the campaign.

To ensure requests reach the right disclosing organization and that we build the most accurate and comprehensive database of environmental information, every disclosing company in the CDP database is identified with a unique Dun & Bradstreet Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number.

Companies of all sizes can register for a DUNS number from anywhere in the world. Cities, states and regions, and some other organizations are not assigned DUNS numbers.

You can find a company’s DUNS number in the CDP Portal. Simply use the search-and-find tool on the CDP Portal to look up organizations you would like to request. You can search using a company's name and country of headquarters to retrieve their DUNS number and parent company options. Make sure your spelling is correct and start with the company’s registered office address before trying different names or aliases which the company might be known by.

If you cannot find the correct company details on the Portal, you can carry out an extended search. If the search provides incorrect details, you must contact Dun & Bradstreet, as only they can correct the source of this information. Please only add information you know is correct for the organization you're searching for.

Learn more about resolving issues with DUNS numbers.