What to expect from the surveyThe first survey section requests contact information that is being collected to aid SBTi in analyzing the feedback.
After, you will be asked to respond to key questions that are critical to informing the further development of the Automotive Sector Net-Zero Standard.
Please note, you are not required to answer all the survey questions and you can skip questions, should you wish.
Results of this consultation will be made publicly available, but may be published at the stakeholder (rather than individual respondent) level. For example, companies may be identified as the stakeholder group
"Company" rather than
"ABC Corp".
All feedback will be analyzed and used to inform the next revision of the Automotive Sector Net-Zero Standard. When analyzing the data, it is helpful for SBTi to know which responses are from which stakeholder group, so we kindly ask you to provide us with information about your organization.
Respondents are encouraged to provide their own original inputs to the survey. While we recognize that AI tools may be used for translations or refinements, responses that are entirely AI-generated or bot-generated without original input may be subject to further review and potential exclusion from the analysis. SBTi reserves the right to exclude submissions that it reasonably deems to be entirely AI- or bot-generated from analysis.
For queries relating to this survey, please contact transport@sciencebasedtargets.org
Stakeholders are strongly encouraged to submit their feedback via the official public consultation survey, which is the primary channel through which submissions will be reviewed and analyzed. In cases where stakeholders are submitting consolidated or aggregate feedback that cannot reasonably be submitted through the online survey, these may be sent to transport@sciencebasedtargets.org. When providing feedback by email, please ensure that:
- Each comment clearly references the relevant section or criterion of the standard, and
- It is specified whether the submission can be made public as part of the consultation summary.