The DitchCarbon dashboard is your central hub for monitoring and analyzing carbon emissions across your organization and supply chain.
Filter the Dashboard by Project and Year
- Select specific project(s) to display (if you have multiple projects) or choose "All Projects" to see a combined view.
- Choose a specific year or all years of spend data to focus your analysis.
View the Embodied Emissions Estimate of Your Portfolio
- In the Embodied Emissions section, see the total emissions across your chosen project(s) and year(s).
- Toggle between using organization-specific primary data where available and using industry-average emission factors only to calculate your emissions.
- View changes in total spend and total emissions for each year.
Analyze the Carbon Intensity of Your Spend Over Time
- The Carbon Intensity of Spend line graph shows your carbon intensity (emissions relative to spend) across different years.
- Compare the line using organization-specific primary data where available (solid line) vs. the industry-average (dotted line).
- Monitor how your portfolio's carbon intensity changes over time, a helpful metric for procurement teams to evaluate the impact of their actions.
Analyze Your Portfolio Based on Different Reporting Criteria
- The Reporting Status section breaks down which organizations in your porfolio:
- Disclose any carbon data
- Disclose to CDP and are committed to Science Based Targets
- Disclose Scope 1, 2, and 3
- Provide a organization-specific emission factor
- Click on any metric to drill down and view the specific organizations behind those stats.
Track Your Progress Toward Science Based Target Goals
- The SBTi Progress widget shows which organizations have committed and set validated Science Based Targets
- View this by percentage of your emissions, percentage of your spend, or percentage of organizations covered.
- Track how your portfolio's SBTi coverage evolves over time.
Identify Key Organizations to Focus on Using the Carbon Intensity Heat Map
- In the Carbon Intensity Heat Map, bubble size represents total emissions from spending on each organization, by default.
- Bubble color indicates how well the organization performs relative to peers in the same industry.
- Large red bubbles signal organizations with high emissions and poor performance, making them priority candidates for engagement or replacement.
Identify Key Regions Your Portfolio Is Exposed To
- The Global Emissions Distribution map shows where your emissions occur geographically.
- Absolute view: highlights countries based on grid intensity (green = lower intensity, red = higher intensity).
- Relative view: shows hotspots of emissions tied to your actual spend, helping you pinpoint key areas of focus.