Published climate record

A climate record with a stated boundary

Start with the dates, measured footprint, offsets, and goals in the linked record.

Read the date first

A past disclosure is evidence for its stated period

The linked Climate Active statement covers a past period and a set of Australian firms. By itself, it does not prove current status or progress against the goals.

Read the disclosure PDF

FY2022–23 disclosure

The record fixes the dates, boundary, footprint, and units

These figures apply only to the dates and group named in the record.

Reporting period1 June 2022 to 31 July 2023

BoundaryData-Driven Group and listed Australian subsidiaries

Footprint to offset85.88 t CO2-e

Eligible units86 purchased and retired

Climate Active badge used with the FY2022–23 disclosure

Open the Climate Active member page . Check the live page for a newer record before you claim current status.

How to read the record

Follow the accounting path in order

This keeps measured emissions, plans, and offsets out of one broad claim.

BoundaryCheck the entities, operations, and dates included.
InventoryReview the measured sources and stated footprint.
ReductionsSeparate future targets from completed results.
OffsetsCheck the units retired, then look for a newer update.

Published targets

Targets in the statement are not completed results

The statement lists goals through 2030 for travel, ICT, and professional services. It does not show that those goals were met.

TravelRoad travel and flights appear in the reduction plan.

SuppliersICT and professional services appear in the plan.

ReviewA newer disclosure is needed to assess later progress.

Client-work boundary

Platform reporting is not proof of a project outcome

Microsoft has its own climate report. It covers Microsoft’s goals and results. It does not measure Data-Driven or prove that client work cut emissions.

Read Microsoft’s report

The service directory gives a broad view of our work. Each scope should say if and how a climate measure will be tested.