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The Tire Industry Project (TIP), a voluntary CEO-driven initiative representing ten of the largest tire manufacturers globally, has published its latest KPI report, highlighting the measurable progress in sustainability made by member companies between 2021 and 2024.

The report, titled 鈥�,鈥� tracks progress against 16 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) KPIs across the seven pathways within the听.听This reporting structure showcases the sector鈥檚 contributions to the wider UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

TIP member companies鈥� collective advancements over the 2021-2024 period include:

• Climate action & energy efficiency:听TIP members achieved a听26%听reduction in CO鈧� intensity, down to its lowest level since 2009. Other key achievements include a听121% increase in the amount of renewable electricity, and a听14% decrease in water withdrawals.
• Sustainable natural rubber commitment:听All TIP members remained active participants in the听Global Platform for Sustainable Natural Rubber (GPSNR), reporting annually under its mandatory framework.
• Responsible sourcing acceleration:听By the end of 2024,听80% of TIP members听had set time-bound targets for responsible sourcing, more than double the number since 2021. Additionally,听70% embedded these targets into supplier contracts听and听30% completed third-party audits.

The publication also underscores TIP鈥檚 continued leadership in research. Between 2021 and 2024, TIP-sponsored publications on TRWP increased by 75%, with their citation by the scientific community rising 175%. This growing body of research reflects the sector鈥檚 role in advancing environmental science and shaping future standards. Other highlights of the report include TIP鈥檚 ongoing focus on circularity through the development of the End-of-Life Tire (ELT) Management Hierarchy. This framework supports stakeholders across the tire value chain and national governments in moving towards more circular solutions for tires.

鈥淒ata-driven reporting is the cornerstone of credibility,鈥� said Larisa Kryachkova, Executive Director, TIP. 鈥淭his KPI report shows how our members are turning commitments into measurable results, driving change that extends across the value chain. As TIP marks its 20th anniversary, it鈥檚 inspiring to see how far stakeholder collaboration and science have taken us 鈥� and how much more we can achieve together in the years ahead.鈥�

For nearly a decade, TIP has mobilized its members to report on shared sustainability KPIs, publishing them for the first time in 2016. As members鈥� reporting approach evolved, so did that of TIP. In 2021, TIP published听, providing a unified reporting framework for accountability and action. 听The latest KPI report, which discloses progress against the SDG Roadmap, marks the most recent milestone in TIP鈥檚 continuing ambition to help drive transparent sectoral reporting.

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