Water Stewardship

The Water Challenge:
A Crisis in Numbers

According to the WHO, every human needs at least 100 liters of water per day, yet global demand already surpasses sustainable supply.

However, the real water consumption happens through industry, where each person indirectly requires more than 3,000 liters per day for food, clothing, and production. This makes sustainable water use a global priority.

By 2030, water needs will exceed availability by 40%, putting industries, ecosystems, and communities at serious risk.

A Water Positive
Future is Possible

Securing future water supply requires more than conservation—we must add water to the system. By protecting and enhancing water resources through Water Positive strategies, we can close the water gap by 2050. At Aqua Positive, we know that the fusion of water stewardship and sustainability is key to driving real change, ensuring a Water Positive future where no one is left behind.

From Water Efficiency to Water Stewardship: A Path to Sustainability

At Aqua Positive, we help companies and communities develop a comprehensive and responsible water strategy. Our approach integrates sustainability at every stage, balancing operational needs, environmental health, and social responsibility. We go beyond efficiency and management to true water stewardship, ensuring long-term water security through strategic action.

Water Efficiency

Optimizing water use is the first step toward sustainability. Through process reengineering, we assess current operations, identify inefficiencies, and implement advanced technologies to reduce consumption without compromising productivity.

Advisory: We analyze existing processes, apply targeted improvements, and deliver a strategic action plan with a contingency roadmap for long-term efficiency.

Water Management

Once efficiency is achieved, the focus shifts to responsible water management, ensuring treatment, reuse, and regeneration while maintaining compliance and resilience.

Advisory: We develop tailored management plans, integrating water balance assessments, risk mitigation, system upgrades, and operational optimization.