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Tony Maas, WWF - Investigating Shared Risk: What business does a Panda have talking about business?
1. Canadian Water Summit June 17, 2010 Tony Maas Freshwater Director, WWF-Canada [email_address] www.wwf.ca Water: Shared Risk, Shared Solutions
2. Shared Risk Opening the discussion space Physical risk – water supply and quality Regulatory risk – uncertainty Reputational risk – social license to operate Financial risk – threats to the bottom line Species risk - disappearing faster than any other Habitat risk - half the world’s wetlands already destroyed Ecosystem risk - two-thirds of major rivers dismembered by dams Impacts of increasing water scarcity and deteriorating water quality on the communities we serve
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6. Water footprint in the Value Chain Energy Fertiliser/ pesticide Crop Growth (rainfed/ irrigated) Crop Cultivation Transport Energy Crop Imports Direct Water Use Crop Processing Energy Transport Packaging Raw Materials Waste Direct Water Use Brewing Transport Distribution Disposal Recycling Consumer
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