Publications
and FAQ
Whether you are a company, investor, public decision-maker, or analyst, these resources help you understand how contribution is measured, and how the framework evolves.
The complete methodology
in one reference document.
The White Paper presents the complete architecture of the Climate Contribution Framework, from founding rationale to development prospects.
From reduction to contribution
The rationale behind the CCF: why measuring only carbon footprint is insufficient to account for real corporate climate action.
The three-pillar architecture
Complete description of Pillars A (Reduction), B (Solutions), and C (Finance), their scope, sub-pillars, and source frameworks mobilized.
The scoring system and sector weighting
How the Translation Kit, credibility coefficients, and sector coefficients α, β, γ work, with numerical examples.
The three key results
Potentiel, Raw et Score: how they are calculated, how to read them, and how to compare them.
Framework limitations
Excluded scopes, sector calibration assumptions, and methodological vigilance points documented by the authors.
Future developments
Planned evolution: sector extension, integration of new frameworks, improved score granularity, and framework governance.
How to read a scorecard
A CCF Scorecard turns a company's climate action into a single, comparable result. It shows how much a company contributes to global net zero, measured against what its sector makes possible.
The maximum contribution achievable in the company's sector, on a scale up to 100.
What the company achieves today across the three pillars, reducing emissions (A), scaling low-carbon solutions (B), and financing beyond the value chain (C).
Raw Contribution divided by Contribution Potential, shown as a percentage. It reflects how far a company has gone, relative to what it could do.
Pillar weightings are set by sector, so each Scorecard reflects what matters most in that industry. Public Scorecards are available to download below. More will be added as companies choose to publish.
Frequently asked questions.
The most frequently asked questions about the Climate Contribution Framework, its scope, how it works, and its relationships with existing frameworks.
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how your company
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