Amdocs Ltd

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Direct Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Limited	Amdocs offers only a modest level of transparency on its climate-policy engagement. It identifies one concrete policy focus—the Israel Ministry of Environmental Protection’s voluntary Greenhouse Gas Emissions Registry—and indicates that it “participates in periodic meetings with the Ministry and other industry representatives,” as well as submitting its annual emissions data to the registry, thereby revealing two distinct engagement channels and a clearly named governmental target. The company’s policy stance is outlined in broad terms, chiefly through its stated desire to “support the expansion of reporting requirements of organizations,” but it does not spell out measurable changes or additional climate measures it wishes to see adopted. Finally, Amdocs clarifies the limits of its activity by stating, “Amdocs prohibits any political contributions activity. In 2022, we did not contribute as an organization to political campaigns, political organizations, lobbyists or lobbying organizations, trade associations and other tax-exempt political groups,” reinforcing that its lobbying is confined to the voluntary registry process rather than financial advocacy. Overall, the disclosure names a single policy, describes two basic engagement mechanisms, and provides only a high-level indication of the outcomes sought, leaving significant gaps in detail about its broader climate-related lobbying ambitions.	1

Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Limited	Amdocs discloses only a high-level statement that its “engagement activities… are in line with our SBT commitment” and confirms that it “has a public commitment or position statement to conduct [its] engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement.” While this indicates an intention to align policy engagement with its climate targets, the company does not disclose any underlying governance mechanisms such as who approves or monitors lobbying positions, how such alignment is assessed, or whether trade-association activities are reviewed. No individual or board committee is identified as responsible for oversight, and there is no reference to a formal process, audit, or corrective actions. Therefore, the disclosure shows only a limited commitment without evidence of structured governance, monitoring, or accountability for climate-related lobbying alignment.	1