Engagement and Education Programs
GlobalWaterWorks works with industry researchers and technologists to create or curate the business case. We then use engagement and education programs to help businesses understand and assess smart water solutions.
Engage and Network
GlobalWaterWorks conducts roundtables or “Integrate” sessions, connecting those in search of solutions with experts to share knowledge and experience that can increase the success of commercial or industrial water-saving solutions.
- Network for Water on LinkedIn – Have a question or in need of a water expert? GlobalWaterWorks connects decision makers on LinkedIn and at local events with water researchers, scientists and solution providers who have answers. Members of our LinkedIn Group are also the first to learn of business-focused events and resources.
- GlobalWaterWorks Webinars – GlobalWaterWorks hosts regular webinars to showcase water-saving technology innovations and success stories. These webinars are designed to introduce business at risk of water scarcity to the experts and resources available to help. Sign up to participate via the Eventbrite invitation to the right or in the GlobalWaterWorks Network for Water LinkedIn Group.
Stay Apprised with Videos, Education
GlobalWaterWorks interviews experts and captures ROI-based success stories.
Our YouTube channel features the latest research and education published by leading researchers and innovation hubs, as well as by the water industry associations to which we belong.
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Access Industry Assessments, Tools
The economics of water have made it hard for business to justify investment – until now.
Compliance and risk factors are motivating change. Recent droughts and the calamity in Flint, MI, have brought home the gravity of this global water crisis. Practicing good corporate citizenship for water sustainability builds pride, creates loyalty and has the ability to bring people together within your organization.
GlobalWaterWorks relies on the scientists and water efficiency experts to inform industry how best to enhance water stewardship. Among the organizations to whom we turn for answers:
- The Alliance for Water Efficiency – Financing Sustainable Water Rates (with Excels)
- The Alliance for Water Stewardship – AWS Standard
- The World Resources Institute – Aqueduct Water Risk Map
- Climate Toolkit + More than 100 related tools
- EPA Clean Watersheds Needs Survey and Database – See what’s being invested and what’s needed to meet Clean Water Act requirements in your area
- EPA Water Clusters (18 water accelerators, who will introduce you to regional resources)
- EPA Tools – Details on a variety of tools – spanning wastewater to drinking water and conservation
- Notre Dame’s Global Adaptation Index (GAIN) – Adaptation to Climate Change
- U.S. Water Alliance – One Water Blueprint
- The U.S. Geological Survey – Open Water Data Initiative
Let us know if you have questions or would like help assessing your water opportunity: info@globalwaterworks.org