8. ricardo monsivais - aes lac (parte 2)
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Ricardo Monsivais, The Nature Conservancy, Coordinador AWS-ALC
(basada en una presentación de Alexis MorganWWF / Alliance for Water Stewardship)
AWS & Estándar Internacional para la Gestión
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The Landscape of Water
Tools & Efforts
1) Awareness
of Water Issues
3) Measure Basin
Status and Impacts
4) Determine Cumulative
Corporate Water Risks
Water Stewardship
5) Water Stewardship
Response (actions to
address impacts/risks)
7) Verification of Claims
(& risk mitigation) to
Stakeholders
2) Measure Direct
& Indirect Water
Use
6) Water Disclosure
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Water Stewardship
AWS: Providing Coherence for
Water Stewardship
1) Awareness
of Water Issues
3) Measure Basin
Status and Impacts
4) Determine Cumulative
Corporate Water Risks
5) Water Stewardship
Response (actions to
reduce impacts/risks)
7) Verification of Claims
(& risk mitigation) to
Stakeholders
2) Measure Direct
& Indirect Water
Use6) Water Disclosure
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Why develop a Standard?
• Physical Water Risk
– Water quantity (scarcity
/ flooding) and quality (pollution)
• Regulatory Water Risk
– Restrictions on water use by government
(pricing, licenses, rights, etc.)
• Reputational Water Risk
– Company’s image and the risk it faces
from customer support/rejection
Risk Response (+ Opportunity)- cost savings, brand
value, attracting staff, accessing markets, innovation & learning,
etc.
Risk Assessment
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What are the benefits?
• Implementers:
– Risk reduction (physical, reputational, regulatory)
– Improved efficiency / decreased costs
– Access to markets, innovation, staff motivation, etc.
• Public Sector Agencies
– Deliver upon water-related mandates
• Civil Society Organizations:
– Deliver upon their social & environmental missions
How is the Standard
being developed?
• Stakeholder input and
stakeholder-based
decision-making
• 15-member International
Standard Development
Committee (ISDC)
• Regions & sectors
• ISEAL compliant
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Regions and the AWS
Regional Outreach Events(completed or planned)
Pilots (completed or planned)
AWS Board Organization
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Primer Borrador del IWSS
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Essence of the draft
PRINCIPLE 1:
WATER
GOVERNANCE
PRINCIPLE 2:
WATER BALANCE
PRINCIPLE 3:
WATER QUALITY
PRINCIPLE 4:
IMPORTANT
WATER AREAS
STEPS:
LEADERSHIP
COMMITMENT
MEASUREMENT
PLANNING
IMPLEMENTATION
MONITOR &
EVALUATE
DISCLOSE
AWS Certified
AWS Gold
Certified
AWS Platinum
Certified
Site
Nature EconomyPeople
BENEFITS
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Government
Watershed
Local community
The Draft AWS Standard:
A Site’s Area of Influence
Neighbours
Site & staff
Adapted from: UN Global
Compact’s Sphere of
Influence Model
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The Draft AWS Standard:
Principles, Criteria & Indicators
Principle 1 Water
Governance
12 Criteria n Indicators
Principle 2 Water
Balance
12 Criteria n Indicators
Principle 3 Water
Quality
12 Criteria n Indicators
Principle 4 Important
Water
Areas
12 Criteria n Indicators
STEP 1: MAKE A LEADERSHIP COMMITMENT
STEPS 2-6: MEASURE THE DIRECT & INDIRECT USE OF WATER AT THE SITE AND IN THE AREA OF INFLUENCE, AS WELL AS ITS
IMPACTS & RISKS.
The Draft AWS Standard:
Steps
STEP 7-8: DEVELOP A WATER STEWARDSHIP POLICY THAT INCLUDES PLANS FOR RARE INCIDENTS
STEP 12: DISCLOSE THE SITE’S WATER STEWARDSHIP PLANS, ACTIONS AND RESULTS
STEP 9: COMPLY WITH THE LAW & RESPECT WATER RIGHTS
STEP 10: UNDERTAKE ACTIONS TO IMPROVE IMPACTS
STEP 11: ESTABLISHTHE NECESSARY CAPACITY
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The Draft AWS Standard:
3 Levels of Recognition
TBD in 2nd Draft
based on feedback
1st Draft
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Time
Sp
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fici
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PHASE I(1st Draft)
PHASE II(2nd Draft)
PHASE III(Final draft)
Consultation:
Timeline and Phases
Today Mid-2013
NOTE: FEEDBACK IS NOW OPEN AND WELCOME
THROUGH JUNE 15
(www.allianceforwaterstewardship.org)
Broad
Specific
Versions in:
- English
- Chinese
- French
- Spanish
- Portuguese
Consultation: Mechanisms
Regional
Meetings
Regional
Field Tests
Individual /
Public
Review
Mechanism for stakeholder engagement
Mechanism for stakeholder feedback to Secretariat
Official Submission
from Meetings
(any format)
Official submission
from Field Tests
(specific format)
Online / written
feedback
Mechanism for accounting for
stakeholder feedback
Water
Roundtable
Comment
Database
Comments
grouped into
categories
Grouped comments
responded to by ISDC
Responses
posted online
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Summary of Feedback
• Simplify and condense
• Clarify ideas and terminology
• Ensure feasibility of the Standard (data/cost)
• Consider differences (sectoral/geographical)
• Reduce the # of indicators
ISDC
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Where Next?
• Modification of Standard
• Field testing and stakeholder outreach
• AWS Governance 2.0
• AWS business plan
– 3rd party certification system
– Stewardship training & outreach
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Field Testing Opportunities
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Engaging different types of
water stewards
IMPLEMENTERS PROMOTERS
Capacity Typically limited Typically greater
Focus Direct water use Indirect water use
Reach Local Global / Regional
Drives… Actions, outcomes
& impacts
Adoption/ uptake
Ability to
influence
Users in close proximity /
watershed
Users in supply chain
and watershed
Example e.g., Farmer, electronics
plant, etc.
e.g., MegaMart Inc.,
Ministry of Water
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How to get involved
• Speak with AWS staff
• Explore opportunities to field test the draft
• Provide input to help shape future drafts
• $ support to advance the work in LAC
• Spread the word!
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• Water management is not enough
• The AWS Standard = actions to mitigate
risks and improve their impacts on
watersheds.
• Join us!
http://allianceforwaterstewardship.org/
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− The AWS Standard will support water users in
taking appropriate actions to evaluate and
improve their impacts on watersheds.
− The AWS Water Stewardship System is being
developed to support the Standard
− We invite you to help develop the 2nd draft by
implementing phase 1 pilots before August
15th, 2012.
http://allianceforwaterstewardship.org/what-we-do.html#water-stewardship-standard
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