Waterplan (YC S21)

We are excited to share that Waterplan has been selected to be part of the Stanford dy/dx program at GSB. 🚀 This prestigious three-week educational program is designed for some of the world's most promising startup leaders. It combines experiential learning, business education, and mentorship from leading Stanford faculty, experienced investors, and successful entrepreneurs. We are deeply grateful to the organizers, mentors, and participants. We look forward to applying our learnings to continue accelerating the transition towards a water-secure world. 💧🌏

Thrilled that Waterplan (YC S21) was selected to participate in the Stanford dy/dx program at GSB alongside some of the top companies at our stage. Great learnings directly applied to the organization. Grateful to share this opportunity to accelerate the transition to water secure world with Augusto Emmanuel Cordero and Matías Comercio. Thanks Garth Saloner, Anne Beyer, and Sacha Ledan for the great organization and Base10 Partners for the nomination!

There are four main types of #WaterRisk #data you should measure to ensure comprehensive and effective water risk management and reporting: 🌏 #Global Water Risk Data: Measures risks such as water scarcity, quality, flooding, infrastructure, reputational, and regulatory risk. It’s useful for assessing risks on a macro scale and benchmarking your facilities against global averages. Example: NASA’s GRACE satellite data. 📍 #Local Water Risk Data: Crucial for understanding site-specific challenges. Examples include local hydrological datasets, water quality reports, and data from governments and local universities. 🏭 Site #Vulnerability Assessment Data: Determines a facility’s susceptibility to water risks. Some facilities may have robust water management plans, while others may not. 📊 Water #Accounting Data: Includes water consumption, discharges, costs, and associated revenue. Essential for understanding water efficiency and identifying improvement opportunities. Want to learn more about the data you should measure? 📝 Sign up for our #newsletter: https://lnkd.in/diXXzRQj

#Webinar #Tomorrow: Understand the types of data & the role of technology in water risk assessments 💧🖥️ 📈 Do you understand the different types of water risk data you should measure and analyze? 🌏 Are you measuring global and local data indicators? 🏭 Are you incorporating vulnerability assessments and water accounting data into your analyses? Join our webinar with experts in the field to understand the essential data required for effective water risk management and discover how technology and AI are crucial in measuring and utilizing this data. 📝 Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02CdFNB0 Ben Zaitchik Olivia Cesio Hemant Servia

💧We're proud to share the impactful collaboration with Brown-Forman. 🤝 Brown-Forman, one of the world's leading global spirits and wine companies, acknowledges the importance of water in its production and has integrates it into its sustainability strategy. By 2030, they aim to achieve #WaterBalance in high-risk and business-critical watersheds. Through their partnership with Waterplan, Brown-Forman addresses challenges like local water risk #data collection and centralization, understanding local #WaterRisks and vulnerabilities, and developing a site-level water balance to identify suitable #efficiency initiatives. This collaboration has led to improved data collection, better decision-making, and building the business case to reuse water at a site in Mexico with high scarcity risk. 📖 #Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/dNWt9-Kt Andy Battjes

#Webinar: The Types of #WaterRisk #Data & The Role of #Technology in Water Management 💧🖥️ 📈 Do you understand the different types of water risk data you should measure and analyze? 🌏 Are you measuring global and local data indicators? 🏭 Are you incorporating vulnerability assessments and water accounting data into your analyses? Join our upcoming webinar to understand the essential data required for effective water risk management and discover how technology and AI are crucial in measuring and utilizing this data. 📝 #Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02CdFNB0 Ben Zaitchik Olivia Cesio Hemant Servia

#Webinar: Discover how Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has transformed water risk and stewardship with technology & AI "In the last six months with Waterplan, we have made more progress than we would have made in over five years with business as usual,” says Francesca O'Hanlon, PhD, Senior Manager of Water at CCEP. This session will explore how technology solutions can help us access, centralize, and analyze high-quality local water data and automate processes for better decision making and reporting. Through anonymized examples, we'll illustrate the applicability of these practices to both corporate water risk management and water stewardship. This webinar is designed to empower corporate sustainability managers and water leaders with insights on the power of technology and AI in accelerating water management programs. 📝 Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02Ff2HQ0 📅 Date: Wednesday, July 16th 🕒 Time: 11 am EST (5pm CET) Francesca O'Hanlon, PhD José Ignacio G. Kathleen McAllister Tomás Soriano

Join our #webinar #tomorrow to understand #groundwater for better site risk management Groundwater is a critical supply for businesses, so understanding and managing groundwater quality and availability is essential for effective water risk management. Our upcoming webinar is designed to empower sustainability managers with comprehensive insights into groundwater management. In this webinar, you will learn: ✅ The fundamentals of groundwater ✅ The significance of groundwater in water risk management ✅ Leveraging technology and AI to measure groundwater data and make informed decisions 📝 #Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02D18Gg0 📅 Date: Wednesday, July 3rd 🕒 Time: 11 am EST

#WaterFactFriday: Groundwater – A Vital Freshwater Resource Did you know that groundwater constitutes about 99% of the world's usable freshwater? This essential resource becomes especially critical during droughts, often serving as the only available freshwater supply in many regions. (The Groundwater Project) Groundwater supports countless businesses, cities, and communities. For instance, approximately 44% of the U.S. population relies on groundwater for their drinking water needs. There's a common misconception that groundwater is an endless resource. While it is replenished by rainfall, this process can be significantly slower than the rate at which groundwater is extracted in some areas, leading to depletion issues worldwide. Understanding and managing groundwater quality and availability is essential for effective water risk management. Join our #webinar on July 3rd to gain valuable insights into groundwater dynamics and learn how to measure and manage groundwater data for informed decision-making. 📝 #Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02D18Gg0

#Webinar: The importance of #groundwater in water risk management 💧🖥️ Did you know that the majority of water used by businesses comes from groundwater?🌍 Understanding groundwater and the differences with surface water is crucial for effective water risk management at your facilities. This knowledge can significantly enhance your business operations and sustainability efforts. Join our insightful webinar led by industry experts to learn about: 1️⃣ The #fundamentals of groundwater & water risk 2️⃣ Key #data sources for measuring groundwater 3️⃣ How #technology can help you gather and assess local groundwater data for informed decision making 📝 Register now using this link: https://hubs.la/Q02D18Gg0 📅 Date: Wednesday, July 3rd 🕒 Time: 11 am EST 🚀 Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your water sustainability initiatives. Jennifer H. Peter Easton Chinchu Mohan