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For those looking to better understand corporate replenishment governance, THIS is the webinar of the year. Come chat with some of the experts and pose your questions to those in the know.

Corporate water replenishment, trust but verify……..and govern! The best webinar of the year 👉

Water stewardship is a journey - recently our partners at Waterplan (YC S21) published a case study where we describe some of the work we're doing together to improve Brown-Forman's water stewardship. https://lnkd.in/ehwiTGMm

"For companies that rely on water resources, it's critical to take a water stewardship view." We are proud to be featured in a recent episode of EARTH with John Holden focused on Primo Brands and its #WaterStewardship efforts, including its participation in our WAVE: Water Stewardship Verified program. Visit WaveVerified.com to learn more about WAVE and how it's helping companies assess water risks and opportunities and get started on a water stewardship action plan. Matt Howard Eric DeVanie Eric Austermann Robbert Rietbroek Viola Johnson Jacobs John Holden

The Pacific Institute is proud to launch a new white paper introducing the levelized cost of water to corporate water stewardship practitioners. A standardized, easy-to-calculate metric, levelized cost of water aims to help companies make data-driven decisions in their water stewardship efforts.    Water risks are intensifying for companies globally, and the need for effective, actionable water stewardship has never been greater. Authored by AMP Insights’s Sarah Kruse, PhD and David Pilz, and Pacific Institute’s Sonali A. and Heather Cooley, this white paper introduces the levelized cost of water, explains its role within the broader water stewardship framework, and explores its benefits and applications.    Download the white paper to explore how the levelized cost of water can transform corporate water stewardship: https://lnkd.in/gMpyYswp   #LevelizedCostOfWater #CorporateWaterStewardship #WaterResilience 

BSI research, Thirst for change, has found there is a clear business case for organizations to engage in water stewardship. In our global survey of 9,000 people, we found that 51% believe it is important for businesses to take positive action on water security, and 73% want to understand the amount of water used in the manufacturing of products, so they can be empowered to make sustainable purchasing decisions. Learn more about public attitudes to water security and the business case for water stewardship in our report Thirst for change, developed in partnership with leading water NGO, Waterwise. https://gag.gl/1697HO #Thirstforchange #Water #Watersecurity #Waterstewardship #Sustainability

Busting myths in corporate water stewardship Let’s examine the myths swirling around efficiency. https://lnkd.in/eu_NMC85

BSI research, Thirst for change, has found there is a clear business case for organizations to engage in water stewardship. In our global survey of 9,000 people, we found that 51% believe it is important for businesses to take positive action on water security, and 73% want to understand the amount of water used in the manufacturing of products, so they can be empowered to make sustainable purchasing decisions. Learn more about public attitudes to water security and the business case for water stewardship in our report Thirst for change, developed in partnership with leading water NGO, Waterwise. https://gag.gl/1697HO #Thirstforchange #Water #Watersecurity #Waterstewardship #Sustainability

BSI research, Thirst for change, has found there is a clear business case for organizations to engage in water stewardship. In our global survey of 9,000 people, we found that 51% believe it is important for businesses to take positive action on water security, and 73% want to understand the amount of water used in the manufacturing of products, so they can be empowered to make sustainable purchasing decisions. Learn more about public attitudes to water security and the business case for water stewardship in our report Thirst for change, developed in partnership with leading water NGO, Waterwise. https://gag.gl/1697HO #Thirstforchange #Water #Watersecurity #Waterstewardship #Sustainability

BSI research, Thirst for change, has found there is a clear business case for organizations to engage in water stewardship. In our global survey of 9,000 people, we found that 51% believe it is important for businesses to take positive action on water security, and 73% want to understand the amount of water used in the manufacturing of products, so they can be empowered to make sustainable purchasing decisions. Learn more about public attitudes to water security and the business case for water stewardship in our report Thirst for change, developed in partnership with leading water NGO, Waterwise. https://gag.gl/1697HO #Thirstforchange #Water #Watersecurity #Waterstewardship #Sustainability