1、2022 CATI Evaluation Report1Contents目录Building Global Corporate Accountability2022 CATI Evaluation Report01SummaryCATI 2.0Looking AheadAppendix2022 CATI Evaluation Results2022 CATI Evaluation Findings0203040506Building Global Corporate Accountability2022 CATI Evaluation Report0405Summary01In 2022,th

2、ere have been increasingly frequent extreme weather events worldwide due to climate change.For example,heat waves occurred in many countries and regions around the world,accompanied by severe droughts and wildfires.In China,there was a drought during flood season in the Yangtze River basin.This rare

3、 phenomenon saw the water level of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River,Dongting Lake,and Poyang Lake reach their lowest-recorded levels for a flood season.These extreme weather events have created enormous pressure on energy supplies and food production,adversely affected peoples lives

4、 and health,and directly negatively impacted the stability of supply chains.Moreover,attempts to manage the global climate are facing huge challenges,with global carbon dioxide(CO2)emissions having reached record levels in 20211 and this trend appearing to continue in 2022.In addition,given the effe

5、cts of the COVID-19 pandemic on economies worldwide,and increasing energy shortages and geopolitical tensions,major economies are having to use fossil energy capacity to ensure energy security,food security,and supply chain security.Furthermore,the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP)stated in

6、 its Emissions Gap Report 20222 that if countries current commitments and climate policies are fully implemented,global emissions of greenhouse gases(GHGs)will only decrease by 5%10%by 2030 compared with 2015 levels.This indicates that there is a severe lack of progress on global climate management,