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| | | Water insecurity is likely to constrain companies' business growth, but water risk assessments are "often" falling short in both direct operations and supply chain, according to CDP. Cate Lamb, head of CDP's water program CDP recently published the ... |
| | | | ... Investment (PRI) has opened a new initiative and will focus on engaging with 54 companies around the world that have water risk exposure in their agricultural supply chain. Fiona Reynolds, UN PRI managing director The agriculture sector is the heaviest ... |
| | | | ... reporting on their Australian operations from the Global 500 report. Australian-listed companies seem to be underestimating water risk." |
| | | | The progress to reduce carbon emissions within supply chains is stalling, even as more companies are recognising climate risk in their supply chains, according to research from CDP and Accenture. In Collaborative Action on Climate Risk, the supply chain ... |
| | | | ... planning around water risks. CDP noted that 52% of respondents source materials or have business inputs from regions of water risk, only 37% require key suppliers to measure and manage water risks. Further, 23% of companies do not know if water presents ... |
| | | | Water risks are a threat to growth for the largest companies in the metals and mining sector, and those companies that manage water strategically are better financial performers, according to a report from CDP and Eurizon Capital. Fifty-seven of the ... |
| | | | ... 48%. Half of the ASX200 participated and 42% of the NZX50 participated, the same as 2011. See Also: CDP: increased water risk awareness, lagging board response CDP: water a substantial risk to ASX100 companies |
| | | | ... and poor water quality in the past five years, CDP said. At the same time, more companies are reporting awareness of water risk, with 68% identifying water as a substantial risk to their business, up from 59% in 2011. The majority of companies - 62% ... |
| | | | ... of Business and Economics at the Australian National University and co-editor of the book. "If there are elements of water risk at, for example, a mining company or a pulp and paper manufacturer, a chemical manufacturer, or a water authority, general ... |
| | | | ... report noted that three companies that responded are in the process of, or are planning to carry out a supply chain water risk assessment. "I'm not especially surprised that the awareness of supply chain risk is limited," Norton said. "When we formulated ... |
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