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The emissions reduction targets, based on the 2010 emissions of Colima and in alignment
with the National Climate Change Strategy, have established the following:
• 30% reduction by the year 2030.
• 50% reduction by the year 2050.
By signing the Under2MOU, the state of Colima is committing to work towards the more
ambitious goals defined by the Under2 Coaltion, which are to reduce GHG emissions by
80 to 95 percent, or below 2 annual metric tons per capita, by 2050.
Target type: reduction
"Chile commits to a GHG emission budget not exceeding 1,100 MtCO2eq between 2020 and 2030, with a GHG emissions maximum (peak) by 2025, and a GHG emissions level of 95 MtCO2eq by 2030."
This is an intermediate point on the road to carbon neutrality by 2050, which we have established in the Draft Framework Law on Climate Change that is currently under discussion in the National Congress of Chile. "The NDC also includes a target to "Reduce total black carbon emissions by at least 25% by 2030, with respect to 2016 levels."
Target type: reduction
CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE: CBRE) today announced its commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040. As a part of its 2040 net-zero emissions strategy, CBRE today signed The Climate Pledge, a commitment to achieving net-zero carbon 10 years ahead of the goal stated in the Paris Agreement. The Climate Pledge, co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, forms a cross-sector community of companies and organizations committed to net zero carbon by 2040, working together to take action to address the climate crisis and solve the challenges of decarbonizing our economy. 
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CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE: CBRE) today announced its commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040. This commitment encompasses carbon emissions from CBRE’s own operations and the properties it manages for investors and occupiers, as well as indirect supply chain emissions.

“As the world’s largest manager of commercial real estate, we have a special obligation to help the world address the many challenges posed by the warming planet,” said Bob Sulentic, CBRE’s president and chief executive officer. “CBRE is deeply committed to doing our part and to working with our clients and across our vast global supply chain to help achieve net zero emissions as quickly as possible. This is an essential element of our commitment to the communities in which we operate.”

As a part of its 2040 net-zero emissions strategy, CBRE today signed The Climate Pledge, a commitment to achieving net-zero carbon 10 years ahead of the goal stated in the Paris Agreement. The Climate Pledge, co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, forms a cross-sector community of companies and organizations committed to net zero carbon by 2040, working together to take action to address the climate crisis and solve the challenges of decarbonizing our economy.
The net zero commitment builds on the company’s science-based emissions reduction target announced last year.
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Target type: net-zero
Since then, Israel has undertaken steps to increase its ambition. Most noteworthy is Government Decision 171 passed on the 25th of July 2021 entitled "Transition to a Low Carbon Economy.”
Unlike Israel's original NDC, this new Decision includes an unconditional absolute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction goal for 2030 of 27% relative to 2015 and an unconditional absolute GHG emissions reduction goal for 2050 of 85% relative to 2015. 
Whereas our INDC submitted in 2015 projected 2030 emissions would be 81.65 MtCO2e, under this update they are projected to be 58 MtCO2e by 2030.
This updated goal significantly improves upon Israel's first NDC which was presented as a per capita economy-wide unconditional GHG reduction. The previous target was 7.7 tCO2e by 2030 which corresponded to a total of 81.6 MtCO2e. The updated target presented in this NDC is 58 MtCO2e, which corresponds to a reduction of 23 MtCO2e or 29% in Israel' s total emissions. 
We believe that this updated NDC is a marked improvement both in the process by which the 2030 and 2050 national and sectoral goals were determined; in the more ambitious mitigation goal and in the work carried out to increase preparedness and adaptation to Climate Change.



Target type: reduction
Victoria has released new emissions reduction targets in Oct 2022, with a commitment to reduce emissions by 75% to 80% (on 2005 levels) by 2035 and net zero by 2045. It also includes a renewables target of 95% by 2035. Victoria currently has a 2050 net zero target legislated, with the new 2045 deadline included in a declaration by Premier Daniel Andrews made around the 2022 election. This 2045 target will be legislated once the new government is formed.
Target type: net-zero
'The strategic measures that the Talanx Group announced in November 2021 have further enhanced its sustainability strategy and hence made sustainability an even more integral part of its business model. Above and beyond its existing net zero target for global operations, which it aims to achieve by 2030 at the latest, the Group intends to achieve net zero emissions in its underwriting and investment activities by 2050, in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change' (p10)
Target type: net-zero
The commitment that the Murcia City Council
has always manifested by the implementation of
policies that allow sustainable development
of our municipality and the fight against change
climate, materialized in 2008, when Murcia was
one of the first Spanish cities to sign
the COVENANT OF MAYORS, committing to reduce
its Greenhouse Gas emissions in a
20% in 2020. Through implementation
of its Sustainable Energy Action Plan 2020, the
emissions from the Municipality of Murcia have already been reduced
24.5% in 2015.
Target type: reduction
60% reduction by fiscal 2030:
So far, News Corp achieved 30% reduction in carbon dioxide equivalents (CO2e) for their operational emissions in fiscal year 2020, from base year fiscal 2016, which should help them to reach their approved target of 60% reduction by fiscal 2030 sooner than anticipated.

Other interim targets include: Sourcing 100% of their paper from certified sources by 2025.
Target type: reduction
GSK sets new environmental goals of net zero impact on climate and net positive impact on nature by 2030. For biopharma, net zero emissions across all operations and value chain by 2030 from baseline of 2020. For consumer health, reduce net scope 1+2 emissions by 100% and scope 3 emissions from source to sale by 42% by 2030, compared to 2020 baseline. 
These are 2030 targets, set against a 2016 baseline, to: reduce operational carbon emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 20%; reduce value chain carbon emissions (Scope 3) by 25% per £ billion revenue.
Target type: net-zero
'Over the next 24 months, Aramark will develop and then announce its sciencebased targets using the SBTi Net-Zero Standard. This commitment—to set a nearterm science-based target to significantly reduce GHG emissions within 5-10 years and a long-term science-based target to reach net-zero value chain GHG emissions by no later than 2050—strengthens our climate strategy.' (p9)
Target type: net-zero
- Company aims to reduce emissions by 50% for Scope 1 & 2 and 45% for Scope 3 (category 11: Housing) compared to FY2013 (an SBT goal) by 2030.
- As an RE100 member company, they will ensure that 50% of the electric power consumed by business operations is from renewable energy source by 2030 and 100% by 2040.
- By 2050 aims for zero CO2 Emissions within the Housing Lifecycle. Eliminate CO2 emissions from the entire housing lifecycle, from the purchase of materials to manufacturing, sales, occupancy, and demolition, as well as renewable energy usage
- Maintain the pace of planting 1,000,000 trees each year and promote further expansion of urban greening
Target type: reduction
Science Based Targets initiative confirms Beiersdorf Group-wide CO2 reduction targets are aligned with independent climate scientists’ consensus on 1.5°C scenario. Beiersdorf Consumer and tesa want to reduce energy-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30 percent absolutely (Scopes 1 and 2) by 2025 and cut supply chain
emissions (Scope 3) by 10 percent. Beiersdorf Consumer Segment with new Sustainability Agenda CARE BEYOND SKIN aims
for 30 percent reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2025. Source: file:///Users/lucy/Downloads/2020-06-18-Beiersdorf-climate-targets-2025.pdf
Target type: reduction
Taking into account the economic situation and the country's capabilities, the new unconditional economy-wide target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 35 per cent from the 1990 level by 2030, inclusive of the LULUCF sector. 
The new conditional economy-wide target is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 40 per cent from the 1990 level by 2030, inclusive of the LULUCF sector and subject to using international financing mechanisms to introduce the best available technologies for achieving greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
Target type: reduction
In the coming years, Northern Trust expects to conduct a screening-level analysis of its largest portfolio of assets and business functions to determine the climate-related risks and opportunities to assets managed for clients. Further, Northern Trust expects to explore further its top climate-related opportunities, including those around energy efficiency, subscription of renewable energy sources and energy resilience measures. Investing in newer energy-efficient systems and resource-efficient processes, sourcing renewable energy and diversifying its energy sources (i.e., minimizing fossil fuel sources) that are less susceptible to climate-related interruptions and are more resilient, may also position Northern Trust well to continue transitioning to a lower-carbon economy. Finally, as Northern Trust has exceeded its goal of reducing its carbon emissions by 25% by 2020, it expects to use the findings of its climate-related scenario analysis to set further metrics and targets aligned to the TCFD framework.
Target type: none
Pg. 70 • Reduce owned and leased building GHG emissions 50% from a 2019 baseline by 2024 • Transition to 100% hybrid vehicles by 2025 • Achieve green or healthy building certification for 100% of newly acquired buildings, beginning in 2023 • Transition power used at 40% of facilities where Allstate procures energy purchases to 100% renewable energy through renewable energy credits (RECs) and carbon offsets by 2030 • Discourage excess waste and encourage recycling through centralized waste collection at all locations by 2023
Target type: reduction
Thirty percent reduction in absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG emissions by 2030 compared to a FY20 baseline. As part of this goal, Ralph Lauren also commits to the goal of sourcing 100 percent renewable electricity by 2025. 

Achieve at least a 20% reduction in total water use across their operations and value chain, compared to a FY20 baseline. Achieve zero waste to landfill across our distribution centers by 2023. Achieve 100 percent of our packaging material recyclable, reusable or sustainably sourced by 2025. 

The brand plans to eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in their supply chain by 2025.
Target type: reduction
This means turning down projects and companies that do the majority of their business in: o Oil sands production, o Oil extracted from the Arctic region (off-shore and on-shore production), o Shale gas or oil production involving excessive flaring or venting, o Infrastructure projects mainly intended for schemes covered by the exclusion criteria set out above,  Crédit Agricole S.A. is committed to offsetting the Group's entire direct carbon footprint until 2040 via the
Target type: net-zero
The Sacramento Climate Action Plan includes emission reduction targets, strategies, and specific actions for addressing climate change within the community.  It established a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 15% below 2005 levels by 2020.

The City of Sacramento met its 2020 climate goal in 2016.  Between 2005 and 2016, community wide emissions decreased from 4,235,000 metric tons (MT) of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e)  to 3,424,700 MT CO2e - a reduction of over 19%.  Per capita emissions have decreased over 26% demonstrating that even though the City has grown substantially since 2005, emissions have decreased at a more rapid rate.
Target type: reduction
We are dedicated to operating in a more sustainable manner. Under a 2014 baseline, we set a goal to reduce our operational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 40% by 2029 and 60% by 2044. We are happy to share that as of year-end 2019, we have reduced our emissions by 44%, reaching our 2029 target 10 years early. We continue to work towards reaching our 2044 target and are continuing to follow sustainable principles in the design of our new facilities with plans to maintain this focus in the future.
Target type: reduction
Table 3: Emissions by mitigation objective
OBJECTIVE Percentage CO2e emissions (Gg)
Unconditional objective (2030) % 3% 1,958
Conditional objective (2030) % 20% 14,897
Unconditional objective (2025) % 2% 1,305
Conditional objective (2025) % 17% 9,897
Unconditional objective (2020) % 1% 653
Conditional objective (2020) % 11% 4,897 


Target type: reduction
Suriname's second NDC states that "Suriname's forests act as a carbon sink of global significance, making it a carbon-negative country." President Santhoki also referred to Suriname as a carbon negative country at the COP26 in Glasgow 

The country's most recent GHG Inventory data is from 2008. The 2nd National Communication (2016) and the 2nd NDC (2020) both use this data, but provide different data points. It is not possible to verify whether Suriname is indeed a carbon negative country.
Target type: net-zero
Fifth resolution – (Ratification of the co-opting of Mr Remmert Laan as member of the Supervisory Board) The General Shareholders’ Meeting, acting under the quorum and majority requirements for Ordinary General Meetings, having reviewed the Manager’s report and the report of the Supervisory Board, approves the co-opting by the Supervisory Board at its meeting of 6 December 2018 of Mr Remmert Laan as member of the Supervisory Board to replace the resigning Mr Jean-Pierre Denis for the remainder of his term of office, i.e.
Target type: none
Interim targets by 2024
By 2024, we aim to reduce our own (Scope 1 and Scope 2) emissions by 20% and our emissions in the value chain (Scope 3) by 6% (relative to 2019) in line with the reduction pathway of our Science Based Target (SBT). 

Medium-term climate targets by 2030
Bayer aims to achieve climate neutrality at all its own sites by 2030. To attain that target, we intend to reduce by the end of 2029 our own emissions – the so-called Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions – by 42% relative to the reference year 2019. This target on the pathway to a 1.5°C scenario was reviewed and acknowledged by the SBTi. We have set a reduction target for Scope 3 emissions of 12.3% by 2029 (relative to 2019) for our value chain. This target was also reviewed and acknowledged by the SBTi.
Target type: reduction
Using 2019 as a baseline year, the company’s science-based targets commit the organization to three main goals: 
25% reduction in absolute Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from global operations by 2025.
25% reduction in absolute Scope 3 GHG emissions from employee business travel by 2025.
81% of the company’s top suppliers (by emissions) have set their own science-based targets by 2025
Target type: reduction
For 2021, we established a quantitative GHG intensity target, representing a reduction of more than 30% relative to 2019, which
has been added to the executive compensation STI scorecard. Marathon Oil has disclosed a new medium-term goal to reduce GHG emissions intensity by 50% by 2025 compared to 2019, highlighting
our commitment to significant ongoing improvement to environmental performance. Over the course of 2020, Marathon Oil built out processes to monitor progress on this goal. We believe that focusing on our overall GHG intensity provides us the flexibility to use multiple solutions for the largest impact rather than focusing at a constituent level, which may have limited solutions and less overall impact. Learn more about our progress in the Emissions Management section.

The Climate Change section of our Sustainability Report is consistent with the format recommended by the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
Target type: reduction
Consume 100% renewable power in Brazil by 2025. 
Reduce scope 1 and 2 emissions by 33% by 2030 with a baseline of 2017- policy is aligned with the Paris Agreement's objective of limiting global warming to below 2ºC. 
Reduce 15% of its absolute scope 3 net emissions by 2035 with a baseline of 2018
"100% renewable electricity consumption in our operations. We will do that in Brazil within only 4 years, by 2025, and globally, by 2030."
Target type: reduction
(Pg. 76) "In September 2021, Cisco committed to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, 10 years ahead of the time by which climate scientists say the planet must reach net zero to avoid the worst effects of climate change. Our net zero goal covers Cisco’s full carbon footprint, including the use of our products, our operations, and our supply chain. We plan to pursue approval for this goal from the Science-based Targets Initiative (SBTi) and will provide updates on our progress in future Purpose Reports."
"Our current goal to reduce supply chain-related Scope 3 emissions by 30 percent absolute by fiscal 2030 (compared to fiscal 2019) also builds upon a previous goal. In 2019, we met our goal to avoid 1 million metric tonnes of CO2e in our supply chain one year early. Other near-term targets will cover the company’s most relevant Scope 3 categories, such as the use of our products, and will be made public as they are finalized in fiscal 2022." 
Target type: net-zero
climate-neutral property stock by 2040.
The essential aim of the various measures that are planned is to minimise the energy requirements of the company’s holdings and to use as little CO2-intensive energy as possible to cover the remaining unavoidable energy requirements. In so doing, Deutsche Wohnen will reduce today’s CO2 intensity of 33 kg CO2e/sqm in its portfolio to below 12 kg CO2e/sqm by 2040. This means that we would achieve a target corridor for virtually climate-neutral holdings, as defined by, amongst others, the professional association IW.2050 (Initiative Wohnen.2050).
Target type: net-zero
• From 2020 limit average operated and non-operated portfolio carbon intensity to below 4kg CO2 per boe and from 2023 to below 2kg CO2 per boe
• In 2022 fully electrify Edvard Grieg and Johan Sverdrup Phase 2, to achieve carbon intensity for these assets of less than 1kg CO2 per boe
• From 2022 replace all net electricity usage from power from shore, through investments in renewable power generation
• To offset all business and operationally related air travel emissions through natural carbon capture, effective from 2018

Target type: reduction
100% Green electricity by 2025.
We will reduce our scope 1 and 2 emissions by 63%
from our 2015 baseline by 2030 – this represents
our direct operational emissions and our emissions
from electricity use. This target has been ratified
by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), an
independent global body formed by the United
Nations Global Compact, CDP, the World Resources
Institute and the World Wildlife Fund for Nature.
The SBTi assesses and approves companies’
targets through a scientific lens, ensuring
alignment with the Paris Agreement goal
of limiting climate change to an increase
of 1.5 degrees above pre‑industrial levels.
To achieve this target globally, it is forecast that
net positive carbon emissions will be required.
This is why we have set our 2050 (or earlier)
goal, encompassing scope 1 and 2 emissions,
to go beyond net zero.
Our ambition is to remove more emissions from
the atmosphere than we are responsible for. Our
strategies to achieve this will continue to evolve
over this time horizon and will be communicated
in our sustainability updates and annual reports.
Our main sources of scope 1 (direct) emissions
include emissions from fugitive synthetic
refrigerants, natural gas, transport fuel, stationary
LPG and diesel for onsite back‑up generators,
while our scope 2 (indirect) emissions are those
associated with electricity use. Purchased electricity
represents 82% of our combined scope 1 and 2
emissions, in F21 accounting for 1.91 million tonnes
of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2
e). The next
most significant category being refrigerant gases.
This year, we emitted over 2.31 million tonnes of
CO2
e from facilities across the Group (scope 1 and
2 emissions). Positively, our current emissions are
27% below our 2015 baseline. This continues our
positive trend on emission reductions on both an
absolute basis as well as an intensity measure.
We intend to reduce our scope 3 emissions by
19% from our 2015 baseline. These represent
the emissions in our value chain. Our scope 3
emissions include fuel consumption by our logistics
transport, business travel and home delivery and
trolley collection services. Our value chains are
complex and we are working to improve our data
to enable us to better understand our scope 3
emissions. Over the coming year, we will define
our approach to addressing our scope 3 emissions
reduction target, in partnership with our suppliers
Target type: reduction
The emissions of Denizli for the year 2030 has been anticipated as 11.9 million tons of CO2e. In the same year, the emissions per person are being expected to be 10.1 tons
of CO 2e. A reduction target of 21% has been set for 2030. According to that, it is being anticipated to decrease the emissions per person in 2030 in Denizli to 8.0 tons of CO2e,
and to have the total emissions remain as 9.5 million tons of CO2e
Target type: reduction
Under a business-as-usual (BAU) scenario, emissions are forecast to increase by more than three times by 2040, rising from around 9 million tCO2e in 2017 to over 34 million tCO2e.2 
Analyses of Malawi’s mitigation potential shows that projected emissions could be reduced by around 50 per cent (50%) by 2040 if all identified measures were funded, including through international support. This falls to 6 per cent (6%) for domestically funded measures only.
Target type: reduction
The Gabonese Republic currently net absorbs just over 100 million tons of CO2 equivalent (103 million tons of CO2eq) per year. Over the last decade, we have net absorbed just over 1 billion tons of CO2eq and increased net absorptions by about 100 million tons. We have increased net absorption whilst many countries have increased net emissions.

In its second NDC, the Gabonese Republic commits unconditionally to remain carbon-neutral up to and beyond 2050. Furthermore, and subject to continued access to international markets for its wood products, access to a carbon market for its net-sequestration carbon credits in the form of ITMOs (Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes) at a competitive carbon price and / or appropriate international support through non-market mechanisms, Gabon will strive to maintain its net absorption of at least 100 million tons of CO2eq per year beyond 2050. This goes well beyond the global net carbon neutrality target for 2050 commonly adopted.
Target type: net-zero
'The government of Eritrea is committed to reduce the CO2 emissions from fossil fuels by 4.2% in 2020, 6.2% by 2025 and 12.0% by 2030 compared to the projected BAU of the reference year of 2010. If additional support is availed, it can further be reduced by 12.6% in 2020, 24.9% by 2025 and 38.5 by the year 2030.'
Target type: reduction