Follow us at COP27 and explore our programming in Sharm El-Sheikh. Download the Water Resilience Assessment Framework Corporate Guidance 2-pager, read our Stockholm World Water Week retrospective, and reach out! …
Throughout 2022, we have seen water topping the headlines worldwide. Heat waves and droughts shook watersheds across Europe and China while the worst flooding on record left almost 1/3 of …
Join the online stakeholder consultation for the UN 2023 Water Conference, explore the Water Resilience Coalition Collective Action Campaign, and watch recordings of our Spanish-language webinars! Available Here
Explore the CEO Water Mandate’s full slate of programming at Stockholm World Water Week from our on-site sessions to our full off-site day of invite-only events. Available Here
Learn more about the CEO Water Mandate at Stockholm World Water Week, opportunities to pilot the Water Resilience Assessment Framework, and read the WRC Op-Ed following the World Economic Forum. …
The CEO Water Mandate invites stakeholders to apply for special accreditation for the 2023 UN Water Conference. Learn more about the WRC at Davos, our upcoming presence at World Water …
The CEO Water Mandate celebrates Earth Day! Learn more about building water resilience in Brazil, engagement with new WASH Pledge members, registering for the May AWS Global Water Stewardship Forum, …
The CEO Water Mandate celebrates World Water Day! Learn more about the private sector’s role at the intersection of WASH and groundwater, NPWI (Net Positive Water Impact), the WRAF (Water …
Net Positive Water Impact (NPWI) is an aspiration that not only informs how a company manages water within its own operations, but also how it interacts with a basin, its ecosystems, and its communities more broadly.
Almost all liquid freshwater in the world is hidden from plain sight, underground. As the saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. What do we really know about the quantity and quality of our main source of drinking water? How are we protecting it from pollution and over-use? This World Water Day, all eyes are on groundwater.