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UPM Achieves Top Scores in 2025 CDP Assessment

Key highlights
  • UPM received leadership-level scores in the 2025 CDP assessment for climate, forest, and water actions.
  • CDP assessed over 23,100 entities in 2025 on environmental impacts.
  • High CDP scores indicate strong governance and alignment with global frameworks like the Paris Agreement.

UPM's CDP 2025 Scores

UPM has achieved leadership-level scores in the 2025 CDP assessment, reflecting its strong performance in environmental efficiency and transparent reporting. The company received an A in Climate Change and A- in both Forests and Water Security.

CDP's Role and Importance

CDP operates the leading environmental disclosure system, assessing over 23,100 companies, cities, states, and regions in 2025. CDP scores evaluate how well entities understand and manage their environmental impacts, focusing on disclosure, awareness, management, and leadership.

Criteria for High Scores

High CDP scores are based on several criteria, including science-based emissions reduction targets, transparent reporting of emissions, and integration of climate risks into governance. For forests, criteria include deforestation-free commitments and sustainable management practices. Water-related criteria involve basin-level risk assessments and governance of water issues.

Global Framework Alignment

High scores indicate alignment with global frameworks such as the Paris Agreement, the Science Based Targets initiative, and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. This alignment reflects strong governance, ambitious targets, and credible action plans.