What’s covered
What does successful water and nature project design actually look like? What specific, transferable details can the community share that go beyond the high-level overview?
A small-group, roundtable-format session with corporate practitioners and nature and water experts each hosting a table (six total) on a specific project to engage with small groups on what worked, what didn’t, and what they’d do differently. Tables are built around this year’s newest terrain, like: AI and data center water disclosure, water risk underwriting, early SBTN freshwater implementation, and nature disclosure convergence post-COP17. Attendees choose a table based on their own priorities.
Join this session to dive deeper than the general overviews of the field and leave with specific, transferable lessons from a project close to your own priorities.
Roundtable topics and hosts:
Mapping Water Risk Across the Semiconductor Value Chain
Host: Alua Suleimenova, Climate Strategy & Sustainability Reporting Lead – Marvell
Semiconductor manufacturing depends on water-intensive processes spread across a global, multi-tiered supply chain, making basin-level exposure hard to see from a single company’s footprint. Marvell partnered with Waterplan and SEMI to assess water risk across 140 production facilities, identifying priority hotspots and a foundation for supplier engagement. Hear how that work is shaping water stewardship, disclosure, and supplier resilience efforts industry-wide.
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