ANALYSIS & REVIEWS →2011 Year in Review & 5 Trends for 2012The Year of the Rabbit been an important year for water in China. Find out what’s happened in the water space in 2011 and check out the five trends we see continuing into 2012, the Year of the Water Dragon … more |
INTERVIEWS →Cleaning up China’s IT IndustryChina water expert, Ma Jun guides us through a campaign by 35 Chinese NGOs concerning heavy metal poisoning incidents by the supply chains of 27 of the world’s leading electronic companies. Find out who’s are the leaders and laggards in their response. … more |
OPINIONS & EXPERT VIEWS →Footprinting – Making its Mark in China?Alec Tang of ERM explains the growing trend of water footprint reporting in China and what it could mean for sustainability. … more |
RESEARCH & REPORTS →Source: Ministry of Science and Technology, China Meteorological Administration and Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), 2012 Environmental Information Disclosure Three Year Review (Draft) Source: IPE, NRDC, 2012
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USEFUL LINKS →CDP Water Disclosure gathers critical water related information on behalf of 354 investors to drive investments towards sustainable water use Global Reporting Initiative Organisation which developed and maintains a widely used sustainability reporting framework |
GLOSSARY & MEASUREMENTS →Carbon Disclosure Project’s (CDP) Water DisclosureFollowing the success of the Carbon Disclosure Project, in 2010, 302 global companies were sent information requests regarding water-related risks and opportunities so institutional investors can better understand the financial risks that water-related issues pose to their investment portfolios. In … … more The CEO Water Mandate is working to map the tools and methods available, to minimize duplication of efforts and promote coordination among the various initiatives that have developed the methodologies Launched in 2007, the CEO Water Mandate is a public-private … … more |
A non-profit initiative dedicated to addressing business and environmental risk arising from China's urgent water crisis.
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