Water

Water is critical to sustainable socioeconomic development, sound ecosystems, and for human survival. When responsibly managed, it becomes a vital tool for disease prevention and the overall reduction of global public health and welfare crises.

As a finite resource, water's fundamental role in our modern systems has to be seen and understood by all. It only becomes a renewable resource through sustainable, science-led management. This means realigning institutions' management of water to improve the transparency between the social, political and economic variables that influence its demand, consumption, and treatment.