IUCN Water and Business

Since its creation in 1948, IUCN has been engaging the private sector to help conserve the integrity and diversity of nature and ensure that any use of natural resources is equitable and ecologically sustainable.

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Danone Waters

The due diligence for IUCN's direct partnership with Danone is posted here.

Further information on IUCN's work with Danone can be found here:

Danone: Market for Wet Carbon

Achieving carbon offsets through mangroves and other wetlands

IUCN China works with DANONE to restore Longmen watershed

 

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HOLCIM

IUCN and Holcim have been working since 2007 to strengthen biodiversity management within Holcim’s operations, and to contribute to sector-wide improvements in cement and related sectors. Since 2011, IUCN Water works with Holcim on improving water management approaches.

To learn more, please visit this link: IUCN-Holcim Relationship.

For further information on the second phase of the partnership, please read the Phase 2 Agreement overview.

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NOKIA

IUCN and Nokia work in a project partnership aiming to identify opportunities to address climate change, natural resource loss, and improved livelihood developments in the Balkila Watershed of Uttarakhand State in Northern India.
 
To read more about the partnership, please visit this link: IUCN Balkila Himalayan Watershed Project supported by Nokia

 

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CEMEX

Since 2010, IUCN Water works with building materials company CEMEX, to optimize water use and to better identify and understand water resources management in company operations, and the role of industry water management approaches in river basins.

Further information on our activities with Cemex can be found here: CEMEX Recognizes the Importance of Water Management

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WBCSD

In 2009, WBCSD and IUCN released Water for Business – the first online guide specifically designed for businesses to help them manage water more sustainably by providing an overview of water tools and initiatives.The 3rd edition was released in August 2012, developed in collaboration with WBCSD and SustainAbility. It outlines the benefits of the different tools available and illustrates how a combination of complementary tools can best meet wide ranging needs. To find out more, click here.

Further Information
  • Rehabilitated quarry - Holcim

    Rehabilitated quarry - Holcim

    Photo: Holcim

  • The Wealth of Nature

    The Wealth of Nature

    Photo: IUCN CEMEX

  • Water for Business (2012)

    Water for Business (2012)

    Photo: WBCSD