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Useful References for Water Risk Mapping Survey
WWF Water Risk Filter
The water risk filter supports businesses to assess their operations locations, supply chains and investments in terms of physical, regulatory and reputational water risk. For each location, a score is generated which indicates the degree of water risk likely to be experienced by the site. The score can then be used by businesses to understand their water risk and plan mitigation activities where necessary. There are maps, case studies and additional resources available on the Water Risk Filter website.
If you need any help using the Water Risk Filter, or have any questions about mapping water risk in your supply chain, please get in touch with us at WaterStewardship@wwf.org.uk.
More information on Water Stewardship
More information about water stewardship can be found on our website, including information on our water stewardship framework, case studies and resources to support businesses on their water stewardship journey. Find out more on our website.
The Water Stewardship Journey for Businesses
This report contains advice from WWF and M&S on water stewardship in practice.
From Risk to Resilience
This report examines the risks and opportunities facing UK businesses at home and internationally, and sets out how companies can use the water stewardship steps to tackle them.
The Courtauld Commitment 2025
Courtauld 2025 is a voluntary agreement between signatory UK businesses to make food and drink production and consumption more sustainable through a ten-year commitment to identify priorities, develop solutions and implement changes at scale. The group have three overall outcomes, including a reduction in impact associated with water use in the supply chain, with a specific target currently under development. Courtauld 2025 is supported by WRAP, and more information is available on their website.