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Transcript of CDP: presentation to CCCW Dec 2014
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CDP's cities program
4th December 2014
Pauline Martin
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Agenda
CDP’s work
Questionnaire
Reporting process
Key outputs
How are cities using the data we make available?
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CDP’s history and work
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Climate change
Forest program
Water program
Supply chain
Cities and states & regions
Investors Companies CDP
CompaniesCities and states
& regions
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CDP’s work
Our vision is a global economic system that
operates within sustainable environmental
boundaries and prevents dangerous climate
change.
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In 2014 CDP achieved…
Over 5000 companies responding
Over 200 cities responding
Pilot with over 10 states and regions
CDP: largest database for self reported sustainability
data by companies and government entities
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Growth of the Cities program
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2011 2012 2013 2014
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Why do cities report ?
Self assessment tool
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Hanoi, Vietnam
“The various indicators designed for the questionnaires help
us to find out about what we have done, what we should do in
the future. It's really a big challenge but a precious
experience.”
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Why do cities report ?
Show leadership nationally and internationally
Opportunity to showcase innovation
Access to network of international cities leading on
climate change
You can’t manage what you don’t measure
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Reporting process
No minimum amount of information to respond
No methodology prescribed
Qualitative and quantitative questions
Public or private disclosure
Free and voluntary
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Questionnaire – Overall
Questionnaire structure
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Governance Emissions reduction actions
Risks and Adaptation Renewable energy
Economic Opportunities Water
Emissions inventory
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CDP makes headlines
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2014 Findings
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Cities are exposed to a variety of risks, with different severity and timescales
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2014 Findings
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A portion of cities are able to calculate their emissions
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2014 Findings
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But cities are acting, implementing mitigation and adaptation actions
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How are cities using our data?
Means for cities
to compare
themselves to
their peers in an
intuitive online
platform across
the different
sections of the
questionnaire.
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Cities analytics
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Kaohsiung - Taiwan
Cities Analytics provided a variety of climate change data
which helped us draw comparisons with other cities and re-
check our GHG Emissions Reduction Strategies.”
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How are cities using our data?
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Inform and contextualize their policies
Climate Action Report 2011 –
City of Austin
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Other data users
National governments
IPCC 5th Assessment Report
US EPA
World Bank
Academics
Companies
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CDP’s states and regions
program
Chris Thorpe
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CDP’s states and regions program
Pilot premise
The states and regions pilot
CDP analytics
The state of play report – results preview
Plans for 2015 – The Compact of States and Regions
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Pilot premise
States and regions can lead in combating climate change
Action is taking place right across the globe, which needs
increased visibility.
For leaders to help catalyse further action, a standardised,
established platform for disclosure is paramount.
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UNDP, Territorial Approach to Climate Change
Report, 2011
Most investments to reduce GHG emissions and adapt to climate
change – 50 to 80 percent for mitigation and up to 100 percent for
adaptation – take place at the subnational and local levels.
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Johannes Remmel
Minister for Climate Protection, Environment, Agriculture, Conservation and Consumer Affairs
North Rhine-Westphalia
There is strong interest in sharing best practice at this level of government, which
demonstrates that climate action must and can be from the bottom up. In many
countries more ambition is demonstrated in this regard by state and regional
governments than at the national government level.
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CDP’s states and regions pilot
Partnership with The Climate Group
Funding from Zennstrom Philanthropies
State and regional level of sub-national government tiers
Importance of global group of participants
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Geographic spread of participants
List of participants
Cornwall Council, GBR - Private
The Region of the Basque Country, ESP
The Province of Kwazulu-Natal, ZAF
The Province of Quebec, CAN - Private
The North Denmark Region, DNK
The Region of Catalonia, ESP
The State of Jalisco, MEX
The State of North Rhine-Westphalia, DEU
The State of Rio de Janeiro, BRA
The State of São Paulo, BRA
The State of Tasmania, AUS - Private
The State of Vermont, USA
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CDP’s states and regions pilot
Recruitment – May and June 2014
Disclosure period – July and August 2014
Data cleaning – September and October 2014
Analytics
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CDP analytics
Individual login given
to each participating
government
Example shown
using the login
credentials for the North
Denmark Region
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A preview of the results
The state of play – Tues, 9 Dec 2014
75% responded publicly
75% of responding governments reported
region-wide emissions reduction targets
92% of responding governments have a
region-wide emissions reduction inventory
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Joining CDP's states and regions program
How to join for 2015
Fill out our questionnaire
Fully or partially
Online or offline
Privately or publicly
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The benefits of reporting
Bespoke analytics reports
Benchmarking with peers
Sharing of best practice
Recognition of action
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Plans for 2015
The Compact of States and Regions
Commitment to catalyse climate change action
Initiative between CDP and 3 leading regional networks
(The Climate Group, R20 and nrg4SD)
Observer level and signatory level
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Diolch I chi am wrando
Pauline Martin, [email protected]
+44 (0) 20 3818 3943
Chris Thorpe, [email protected]
+44 (0) 20 3818 3918
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