
The Carbon Disclosure Project is the world's leading climate disclosure system, used by institutional investors, lenders and stakeholders to assess environmental performance, decarbonisation strategies and Net Zero transition readiness. Scores directly influence ESG ratings and investor allocation decisions.
We manage submissions from data collection and Scope 3 quantification through disclosure production and strategic positioning. Our approach validates evidence against scoring criteria, improves performance through targeted enhancements, and integrates climate reporting with TCFD, SBTi and CSRD frameworks.
This satisfies institutional disclosure requirements, positions organisations for regulatory compliance, and strengthens competitive positioning as climate disclosure requirements expand.
CDP operates a global database used by institutional investors managing over $130 trillion in assets, lenders incorporating sustainability into financing decisions, and stakeholders evaluating climate commitment.
Organisations disclose across:
Graded scoring ranges from A and A-minus (Leadership) for comprehensive strategies with verified data and validated targets, through B (Management), C (Awareness), D (Disclosure) to F for non-disclosure. Scores are public, directly influencing investor decisions and ESG ratings.
For real estate, the framework is particularly critical for listed companies and large funds, providing transparency on climate risks and progress towards Net Zero. Improving performance requires comprehensive Scope 3 coverage, board-level governance demonstrating strategic integration, and year-on-year emissions reductions supported by verified data.
Climate disclosure requires comprehensive data across complex value chains, particularly Scope 3 emissions where real estate portfolios carry most carbon footprint. It demands board-level governance, credible decarbonisation pathways, and year-on-year performance tracking. Many organisations lack internal expertise to navigate these requirements effectively.
Most treat submissions as isolated compliance exercises. Data collection is fragmented, Scope 3 coverage incomplete, validation weak. Submissions are reactive, completed under pressure without strategic context. Performance stagnates whilst peers advance.
LifeProven developed this service to manage climate disclosure as continuous improvement process. We coordinate data collection, validate evidence quality, translate scoring criteria into governance improvements, and embed reporting into operational practice demonstrating genuine climate maturity.








