World Business Council for Sustainable Development – Business Guide to Water Valuation

WBCSD Water launch the Business Guide to Water Valuation: An Introduction to Concepts & Techniques, an online guide to help companies better ascertain the true value water has to their business.

This Guide is free, and it explains the main concepts and techniques associated with water valuation, drawing from the progressive efforts of companies that have already started valuing water. It is illustrated by 25 case studies of business-related applications and will help managers commission, manage and review water valuation studies, as well as make the best use of the findings.

We believe this is a timely tool as there is growing global recognition that water is rarely valued or priced appropriately. As water demand continues to rise further stressing water supplies, businesses will have to look at the real value of water to their business.

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Mark Harper
Author: Mark Harper
Mark has worked for over a decade in the field of corporate sustainability and environmental engagement. At JS&S Hong Kong, Mark is responsible for managing the Group’s ESG disclosures as well as advising operating companies on their own ESG submissions. In addition to his work on reporting Mark is also responsible for assisting the Group on policy and strategy development. Mark has extensive experience of ESG disclosure standards such as GRI and the Hong Kong Exchange ESG Reporting Guide, as well as conducting sector focused benchmarking studies, corporate environmental management, as well as organizing hands-on corporate citizenship and CSR training programmes. Mark worked in a number of senior management roles before joining JS&S Hong Kong at high profile NGO’s including the Business Environment Council, where he was responsible for managing the organisations advisory services on ESG reporting and corporate sustainability strategy development. Mark was project manager of China Water Risk for 2013. Articles written under his tenure are those of China Water Risk.
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