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Want to know what the future of water stewardship looks like, according to sustainability leaders from leading companies like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Coca-Cola Europacific Partners and The Rivers Trust? Next week's discussion is for you. ? This webinar will explore?innovative strategies and collaborative approaches?to sustainable water stewardship that are?reshaping industries worldwide. Joining us will be Francesca O'Hanlon, PhD, Senior Manager of Water at?Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Will Hewes, Global Lead, Water Sustainability at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Alex Adam, Deputy Director Strategy & Stewardship at?The Rivers Trust. These sustainability leaders at pioneering companies will share their unique perspectives and experiences on the best practices for a more sustainable future in water management. ? Learn from?industry leaders in water stewardship?what the future of corporate water risk management looks like. #Register here to attend the session next Tuesday: https://hubs.la/Q03cDbkk0 If you want to learn more about how Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners are managing their water stewardship, check out the following case studies on how Waterplan's technology is revolutionizing water management: ??♀? Coca-Cola Europacific Partners & Waterplan: Managing Water Stewardship With Technology: https://lnkd.in/d3czmFvJ ??♀? Amazon Web Services: Enhancing water stewardship impact through performance monitoring: https://lnkd.in/dAUYdDrh

Water: The Hidden Corporate Risk Multiplier ?? Imagine a world where your company's bottom line is threatened by something as fundamental as water. It's not science fiction—it's today's reality. Did you know? ?? $77 BILLION is at risk in corporate supply chains ?? 1 in 5 companies face substantive water-related business threats ?? Global water demand is set to surge 30% by 2050 The stakes have never been higher. Join a game-changing conversation with Cate Lamb, a globally recognized sustainability leader and former Director of Water Security at CDP, as she unveils how cutting-edge digital technologies are transforming water risk management. Join us TODAY to learn how AI is revolutionizing water resource strategies, innovative approaches to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities and actionable steps to integrate digital platforms into water stewardship. Whether you're a sustainability professional, corporate leader, or strategy innovator, this is your opportunity to stay ahead of an evolving risk landscape. Don't just adapt. Lead the change. ?? #Register here: https://hubs.la/Q03cKkLD0 #WaterRisk #Sustainability #CorporateStrategy #InnovationInWater

Happy Monday water enthusiasts! This week, in honor of World Water Day, we have a special set of webinars and case studies prepared to set your water stewardship up for success. Read on to discover: — Cate Lamb's insights on how advanced digital tools can revolutionize water management — Insights on water management from industry leaders from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Coca-Cola Europacific Partners and The Rivers Trust — How Waterplan's technology helped Coca-Cola Europacific Partners and Amazon Web Services (AWS) advance their water stewardship — Why water pollution is now the top environmental concern, according to WWF Hope you enjoy! Sign up to receive the must-have newsletter for sustainability professionals straight to your inbox: https://lnkd.in/diXXzRQj

?? Water Targets: Why They Matter & How to Set Them ?? As water risks intensify globally, businesses must take proactive action to secure long-term resilience, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. Setting clear, science-aligned water targets is no longer optional—it’s a strategic advantage. Water targets have made waves recently as Science-Based Targets for Nature (SBTN) released the first-ever methodology for setting science-based freshwater targets.?Companies aligning their strategies with SBTN ensure that corporate water stewardship is grounded in the latest environmental science. As more companies adopt this approach, setting ambitious water targets will be key to driving real impact and regulatory alignment. Our blog on water targets explores why they matter, key approaches to setting them and how technology facilitates data collection, centralization and analysis. For businesses looking to reduce exposure to water risks, reduce operational costs, stay compliant and strengthen investor and consumer trust, this blog is for you. The companies that set ambitious targets today will be the sustainability leaders of tomorrow. Integrating technology into your water stewardship strategy ensures you'll never stay behind. To learn more about how to mitigate water risks and ensure business continuity by setting water targets, take a look at our blog: ????♀? Water Targets: The Basics: https://lnkd.in/d-n8kQA9 #WaterTargets #SBTN #WaterStewardship #Sustainability #CorproateESG

Even though sustainability strategies often address them separately, water and carbon are deeply interconnected. Water operations consume significant energy resulting in significant emissions, while water conservation efforts directly translate to carbon footprint reduction. In this webinar, Diego Saez Gil, CEO & Founder of Pachama will join Waterplan's CEO José Ignacio G. to discuss why businesses should take a holistic approach to sustainability. They’ll explore how aligning water and carbon strategies can drive efficiency, enhance risk management, and help companies meet their climate and water stewardship commitments. Join us to learn how businesses can optimize resource use, reduce emissions, and leverage solutions to maximize environmental impact while building resilience against climate change. #Register here: https://hubs.la/Q03bR7tw0

?? What do you think about when you think about water consumption??? Often misconstrued as the direct consumption of water, your company's water footprint goes beyond. The water utilized by the goods and services your facility relies on contribute to your overall consumption, and is usually the main driver of your water footprint. Last week, Rick Hogeboom, Executive Director of the Water Footprint Network, spoke about how globalization has separated the location where water is taken from from the place it is used. To accurately measure your company's water footprint, water consumption must still be thought about within its local context—?even if that is miles away. ??♀? To learn more about how to measure and manage your company's water footprint, you can view the recording of our session with Rick here: https://lnkd.in/dTUR5ErC If you want to receive insights like these from industry leaders straight to your inbox, subscribe to our newsletter: https://lnkd.in/diXXzRQj

Happy Monday water enthusiasts! This week, we're ready to set your water stewardship up for success. Read on to discover: — Diageo and Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages do's and don't's when setting corporate water targets — The role of water in maintaining a circular economy model, with Daniel A. Nolasco — Reflections on the water footprint of a globalized economy from our session with Rick Hogeboom, Executive Director of the Water Footprint Network — The price of climate inaction, according to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Hope you enjoy! Sign up to receive the must-have newsletter for sustainability professionals straight to your inbox: https://lnkd.in/diXXzRQj

Companies are increasingly focusing on recycling, reuse and resource recovery to maximize value and minimize waste of their water resources. Driven by water scarcity and environmental concerns, circular economy approaches are defining corporate water management. On March 20th, we'll be hosting a webinar with Daniel A. Nolasco, an expert in sustainable water strategies, and our Chief Sustainability Officer, Nicolas Wertheimer. Join us to discover how to leverage circular economy principles to: ?? Reduce waste ?? Recover resources ?? Optimize water use across operations We'll discuss practical tools, real-life examples and best practices to enable a transition from a linear water use model to one that maximizes water efficiency and minimizes environmental impact. Adopting a circular approach to water can drive operational efficiency, support regulatory compliance and contribute to long-term corporate sustainability. #Register here to learn more:?https://hubs.la/Q03byyBD0

?? Volumetric Water Benefit Accounting in Water Stewardship?? Many companies struggle with measuring the real impact of their water stewardship efforts. Lack of reliable data, complexity of local contexts and, above all, absence of standardized metrics often result in broad estimates or qualitative narratives, making it difficult to compare interventions or validate results. Businesses are investing more and more in water replenishment and conservation projects, but without precise measurement, how can they be sure these initiatives are delivering tangible benefits? Volumetric Water Benefit Accounting (VWBA) is emerging as a powerful framework to track and quantify water-related interventions—ensuring companies move beyond good intentions to measurable outcomes. In our latest blog, we explore how technology is transforming VWBA, enabling businesses to: ?? Standardize impact measurement using science-based methodologies ?? Leverage AI and remote sensing to assess water interventions dynamically and at scale ?? Ensure credibility and transparency by aligning efforts with leading global frameworks ?? Optimize investments by identifying high-impact water projects that align with local watershed needs One of the leaders of this methodology, Todd Reeve, CEO at the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) explained: "VWBs have been and will continue to be a?critical translator,?helping businesses fit the complexity of water resilience intervention and action into a business plan." ?? Read our latest blog to learn how cutting-edge technology is helping companies take a data-driven approach to water stewardship: https://lnkd.in/du-ic9m3

In 2023, 123 beverage companies disclosed water-related data through CDP. Approximately 50% worked against water targets. 38% reported having C-suite incentives tied to water action. These numbers are only expected to grow, as setting corporate water targets helps beverage companies: ?? Mitigate water-related risks that threaten bottling operations and ingredient sourcing ?? Demonstrate commitment to shared water challenges in local watersheds where production facilities are located ?? Create financial incentives: 28% of companies report that C-Suite incentives are linked to water target achievement (CDP) ?? Stay ahead of growing water management regulations specific to beverage manufacturing ?? Strategically focus water stewardship efforts across the beverage supply chain, from agricultural sourcing to production and packaging On March 18th, learn how setting ambitious and achievable corporate water targets can align your sustainability goals to your business strategy from some of the industry's best. Michael Alexander, Global Head of Water, Environment, Agriculture Sustainability at Diageo and Mickael Clément, Water Stewardship and Stakeholder Engagement Lead at Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages, discuss their work integrating water stewardship into their core business strategies and the role of digital tools. Join us to learn actionable strategies, insights and tech-driven approaches to setting and achieving water targets, with real world examples from industry leaders like Diageo and Nestlé Waters & Premium Beverages. #Register here: https://hubs.la/Q03byy0H0 ?? To brush up on water targets, here's our blog with everything you need to know to make the most of the session: https://lnkd.in/d-n8kQA9