Water Stewardship and Resilience
Water Stewardship and Resilience
Collaborating with clients to increase water availability
As more companies and communities consider making Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments, the growing focus on water stewardship and resilience is shifting attention to water quality, quantity, and availability. The global shift to integrate sustainability reporting into annual financial reporting is promoting new levels of water stewardship for businesses and our communities.
More than 50% of fortune 500 companies have developed water stewardship and resilience commitments as part of their ESG programs. Water stewardship and resilience goals address an organization’s regenerative commitment to water management, security, and risk.
Increased scrutiny in ESG reporting will result in some standardization and best practices for implementation plans and reporting strategies. A water stewardship and resilience strategy can include opportunities in operational efficiency, community watershed connections or a combination of both.
Water Stewardship and Resilience
Approaching your organization’s water use and management with social, cultural, and environmental goals in mind that adapt for the future
Facility Optimization
Identifying opportunities to recycle and reuse industrial waters beyond local regulatory requirements and to meet your water sustainability goals
Watershed/Community Solutions
Facilitating community or watershed level collaboration to successfully execute water neutral or water positive commitments
Water Stewardship
Approaching your organization’s water use and management with social, cultural, and environmental goals in mind
Facility Optimization
Identifying opportunities to recycle and reuse industrial waters beyond local regulatory requirements and to meet your water sustainability goals
Sustainability
Facilitating community or watershed level collaboration to successfully execute water neutral or water positive commitments
A framework to support sustainability decisions and water replenishment goals
To develop a strategy to prioritize projects and achieve your water stewardship goals, it’s critical to understand the risks, benefits, and ROI of each decision. BC’s Water Replenishment Prioritization approach provides a data-driven framework to strategically advance your replenishment goals through a robust pipeline of prioritized investment opportunities.
A systematic approach to identify potential pathways for water use optimization and reduced risk in operations
We support our clients in their journey to reduce freshwater demand and optimize water use. Improvements in water efficiency and quality can save money, build resilience, and protect the legal and social license to operate. Building a plan that systematically evaluates opportunities will result in predictable, measurable outcomes.
Improving water stewardship and resilience amid increasing uncertainty
We work with both private and municipal clients to reuse and replenish water, reducing water risks to operations and increasing freshwater availability. In most instances, these collaborations result in a positive, measurable impact on the community and watershed.
“CEOs and community leaders are making or considering water stewardship commitments. From development of your goals to the successful execution on your commitment, BC stands ready to help you tell your unique ‘water story.'”
Ted Douglass
Sustainability Innovation Leader
“CEOs and community leaders are making or considering water stewardship commitments. From development of your goals to the successful execution on your commitment, BC stands ready to help you tell your unique ‘water story.'”
Ted Douglass
Sustainability Innovation Leader
A network of experts to help you do more
From helping to site and design to innovative water treatment solutions, BC’s team of experts is adept at navigating environmental regulations and permitting, leveraging data and automation technologies to save resources, and 1Water solutions for a holistic approach to industrial and commercial water and wastewater.
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