Cadmus Publishes White Paper Outlining Six Strategies for Strong CDP Scores
Waltham, Mass., February 21, 2014—The Cadmus Group, Inc. (Cadmus) announced today the publication of a white paper, Six Essential Strategies for Strong CDP Scores, that describes how companies can benefit from CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) reporting and how they can gain maximum points for disclosure and performance.
The paper lists six essential strategies that can help companies improve their scores for CDP’s Climate Change Information Request and receive the credit they deserve:
- Completing comprehensive responses in the Risks and Opportunities sections
- Receiving third-party emissions verification
- Engaging supply chains
- Determining a representative baseline
- Developing measureable reduction targets
- Involving senior leadership and employees
Companies and communities are increasingly aware of the risks and opportunities climate change poses. CDP has developed questionnaires that offer the opportunity to track, publicly disclose, and actively work to reduce climate change impacts, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, water use, waste production, and forest impacts.
Cadmus, a multi-year CDP Silver Consultancy Partner, offers a variety of GHG consulting services and has been helping clients prepare CDP survey responses for more than six years. The white paper’s authors have more than 14 years of combined experience working directly with clients to ensure that their companies receive the CDP scores they deserve, measure GHG emissions, and report company sustainability efforts.
About The Cadmus Group, Inc.
Cadmus is an employee-owned consultancy committed to helping our clients address complex challenges by applying diverse skills and experiences in a highly collaborative environment. By assisting our clients in achieving their goals, we create social and economic value today and for future generations. Founded in 1983, we leverage exceptional expertise across a staff of more than 400 professionals in the physical and life sciences, engineering, social sciences, strategic communication, architecture and design, law, policy analysis, and the liberal arts who provide an array of research and analytical services in the United States and abroad.
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