Waterscan is pleased to announce that we are convening our first talk show this summer.
World Water Week is an annual conference organised by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI). The 2025 event takes place from 24th – 28th August at the Waterfront Congress Centre in Stockholm, Sweden – and many sessions are also available to join virtually for free.
After attending the conference in 2023 and 2024, Waterscan is pleased to announce that we are convening our first talk show this summer – Wading into Change: Water’s Role in Climate Action for Business.
As a leading sustainable water management advisory, Waterscan is committed to working with businesses to address the interconnected challenges of water and climate. Our team will be presenting on three key topics:
1. Make visible, measure, and report: Recognising the interconnections between water and climate
Water is a fundamental part of the climate system and the impacts of climate change on water are vast and intensifying. By measuring and reporting the interconnections between water and climate, businesses and societies can take actionable steps towards improving environmental resilience that will support both growth and social wellbeing. Our approach includes understanding and mitigating the carbon impacts of water supply and heating, which are often overlooked but crucial to reducing businesses’ environmental impacts.
2. Proactive water action brings climate change and carbon benefits
Waterscan advocates for proactive water actions and strategies that simultaneously support climate change mitigation and carbon reduction efforts. By reducing water consumption, particularly hot water usage, businesses and individuals alike can contribute to both water stewardship and climate action. This message will cover water action at different scales, from the individual actions of staff and customers to organisation-wide efforts and change. Through data-led initiatives and measurable progress, we can demonstrate the positive impact of proactive water action on both the environment and your bottom line.
3. Innovate and fund: Opportunities for creative, cross-sector solutions
Water is central to both nature and climate, and tackling the climate crisis through water opens up opportunities for innovative, cross-sector approaches. The business case to act is stark as investing in water proactively has been estimated to be five times less costly than water risks themselves (CDP, 2021). Innovation in water management doesn’t just address environmental challenges; it also enables economic growth and provides social value. Join us in exploring how businesses and governments can fund, innovate, and collaborate to build sustainable solutions that serve both the environment and the economy.
Meet our experts in Stockholm
The Waterscan team will be represented by:
We invite attendees to connect with us during the event to discuss how our sustainability advisory services can help your organisation navigate the complex water and climate challenges of today.
If you are unable to attend World Water Week in person, please contact us to schedule an online business consultation.
info@waterscan.com
We look forward to engaging with you at World Water Week 2025 and exploring collaborative solutions for a sustainable water future.
