Ceres

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Convenes rather than files. Ceres runs the Ceres Investor Network of institutional investors, including pension funds, foundations and asset managers, which requires a minimum of 150 million dollars under management to join, and it supports those members in their own engagements with named companies through nine working groups and in-house research. It also convenes the investor coalitions Climate Action 100+, Nature Action 100, Food Emissions 50 and the Valuing Water Finance Initiative. Ceres does not file or co-file resolutions in its own name.

www.ceres.org/water/valuing-water-finance-initiative

Issues this organization works on

Combats climate change, Uses resources efficiently

How Ceres publishes its voting positions

Not yet researched. That means we have not checked, not that nothing is published.

Checked September 11, 2026. If this is out of date or wrong, claim this profile and correct it.

Companies Ceres has engaged as a shareholder

5 recorded campaigns across 2 companies.

  • · 2025

    Ceres at 71 companies in the food, beverage, apparel and high-tech sectors

    Embed support for access to water, sanitation and hygiene into corporate strategy and advance justice and equity for the communities where the company operates, as part of the 2030 Corporate Expectations for Valuing Water.

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  • Chevron Corporation · 2022

    Ceres at Chevron

    Directly measure methane emissions using drones, satellites and leak detection and report the results against previously published estimates.

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  • · 2022

    Ceres at 71 companies across the apparel, beverage, food and high-tech sectors

    Meet six science-based Corporate Expectations aligned with SDG 6, covering water quantity, water quality, freshwater ecosystem protection, access to water and sanitation, board oversight of water, and alignment of public policy engagement with sustainable water management.

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  • Domino's Pizza Inc · 2022

    Ceres at 71 companies in the food, beverage, apparel and high-tech sectors (Valuing Water Finance Initiative cohort, including Chipotle and Domino's Pizza)

    Recognize water as a financial risk and meet six corporate expectations covering water-quantity management, water-quality protection, ecosystem protection, sanitation access, board oversight, and responsible water-related public policy engagement, by 2030.

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  • · 2016

    Ceres at Cargill, JBS, Perdue Farms and Smithfield Foods

    Assess pollution impacts across direct operations and feed supply chains and develop comprehensive water stewardship policies covering permitted and non-compliant discharges, animal waste storage and fertiliser runoff.

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