Water leadership Webinar: How to take action and manage water risks beyond the fence-line

Global water crises are the biggest threat facing the planet over the next decade – according to the World Economic Forum's Top 10 Global Risks of 2015. More recently, companies have become more aware of the fact that, if left unaddressed, water risks may threaten business growth and profitability.

So, what can you do to mitigate your water related risks, improve your stakeholder relationships and develop a more resilient business?

Join us on Tuesday 14 June at 10 am CET and 5 pm CET to hear experts from CDP, South Pole Group, Deltares and LafargeHolcim share key insights on how you can take action beyond the fence-line.

As water-related risks normally stem from conditions in the wider catchment, moving beyond the four walls of your operations allows you to have a greater impact on the water basin that your operations depend on. It also provides you with an opportunity to proactively and strategically engage with key stakeholders in the catchment to reach common goals.

Registration

• Session 1: Tuesday 14 June, 10 am - 11 am CET. Register here.
• Session 2: Tuesday 14 June, 5 pm - 6 pm CET. Register here.

We encourage you to register even if you will not be able to attend the live broadcast. In that case, you will receive an email with a recording of the webinar.

Program and speakers

How do investors perceive water risks and what you should be doing to mitigate them?
Cate Lamb, Head of Water at CDP

Trends in corporate responses to water risks and 14 beyond the fence measures, including the case of Naivasha
Alexandra Frank, Lead Consultant Water at South Pole Group and Agnese Boocalon, Advisor Water Resource Planning at Deltares

What are the benefits of adopting an external action approach and how can you monitor the environmental and financial impacts of taking action beyond the fence-line on a corporate level?
Dominique Büchi, Head of Environment at LafargeHolcim

During the webinar, we will provide answers to your most pertinent questions:

• Why do investors care about water and how are they expecting you to respond?
• Is taking action beyond the fence-line a viable option for managing water risks?
• What are the most suitable interventions and solutions for my company?
• What are the main barriers to taking action beyond the fence-line and how can you overcome them?
• How can you measure the environmental and economic benefits of taking action beyond the fence-line?

We look forward to your participation!