Join us for the launch of the new report from WWF’s and GlobeScan’s research program, “The Future Water Agenda: Advancing Collective Action,” which builds on findings from phase one.
GlobeScan research shows that consumers around the world expect large companies to push governments to do more to protect water, with expectations highest in regions facing acute water stress.
GlobeScan research shows consumers rank water pollution as the world’s most serious environmental issue, outpacing climate change and resource depletion.
Lessons from the Marine Stewardship Council’s global stakeholder consultation on how structured listening, transparency, and engagement can help organisations build trust.
Explore how European industry can drive water resilience through innovation, collaboration, and strategic policy levers under the EU Water Resilience Strategy.
Discover 7 success factors to improve business–NGO partnerships for greater sustainability impact, based on insights from water stewardship initiatives.
In this episode Mark and Chris speak with Alexis Morgan and Jason Walters about a research project they led with 20 companies on the future of the corporate water agenda.
To improve water stewardship and communications, companies need to embrace more transparent, direct disclosure and real impacts in nature that avoid technical, jargon-heavy terms, which are not engaging or credible for most audiences.
To drive effective and impactful water stewardship, companies must prioritize cross-sector collaboration in priority river basins and value chains rather than focusing solely on their own water efficiency.
Strong majority of over 350 experts believe it is extremely important to integrate water stewardship into corporate sustainability initiatives for climate adaptation, nature, and regenerative agriculture.