Safeguarding Our Water | The Impact Post
Issue #45 | Tue, Sep 24, 2024
Dear NuSocia Patrons,
Water is a fundamental resource that underpins global health, economic development, and environmental sustainability. However, escalating pressures from climate change, population growth, and industrial demands have led to increasing water scarcity and quality challenges across the globe.
In this edition, we explore the current challenges, innovative solutions, and ways in which organizations can contribute to improving water security globally.
A Strategic Way Forward for Sustainable Water Projects
As the Government of India continues to incentivize the private sector into the water development world, understanding the why and the how of getting involved has become imperative.
At NuSocia, we have worked with multiple organizations to evaluate their CSR water projects and in this article, we shed light on the factors that influence these projects and how to mitigate challenges in the process.
Corporate Engagement in Water Projects: Opportunities for Impact
The path to water security is complex but achievable with collaborative efforts from governments, businesses, and communities. In this article, the NuSocia Translational Research Center (NTRC) delves into the intersection of corporate responsibility and water stewardship.
Read on to uncover how proactive engagement can lead to sustainable outcomes for both businesses and the planet.
Water Scarcity and the Human Toll
Water management and security aren’t just about controlling rivers and building dams—they’re about protecting the most vulnerable. From climate change mitigation to ensuring access to clean drinking water, our future depends on how well we can secure our water resources.
In this article, the NuSocia Public Health Centre of Excellence explores how the recent India – Bangladesh flood disaster teaches important lessons about water security.
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Water Risk Index
Not everyone on the planet has equal access to potable water. Use this map layer, designed by the National Geographic, to develop a better understanding of how much water is available to local populations globally.
Peace & Prosperity through Water
The 2024 edition of the United Nations World Water Development Report highlights how developing and maintaining water security and equitable access to water services is essential to ensuring peace and prosperity for all.
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