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Inogen Alliance helps global teams assess water risks, protect supply, improve water use, and turn water goals into clear local action.

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25 years of trusted partnerships across 150+ countries

Local expertise connected through one global network

Water Stewardship Support Includes:

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    Water risk & source vulnerability assessments
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    Nature-based solutions for water remediation and climate resilience
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    Water circularity & neutrality evaluations
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    Volumetric Water Benefit Accounting (VWBA)
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    Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard & Certification
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    Flood risk modeling & analysis

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Trusted By Global Organizations With Complex Water Needs

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Signs Your Team Needs Water Stewardship Consulting

Water risk is local, but the business impact can be global. Inogen Alliance helps teams understand where water may affect sites, supply, compliance, and long-term plans.

Sites Are Located in Water-Stressed Areas

Local water supply, quality, climate risk, and watershed concerns need a closer look.

Water Data Is Hard to Compare Across Regions

Site-level data exists, but teams need a better way to verify it and use it for planning.

Water Goals Need a Clear Action Plan

Targets are easier to manage when actions, owners, timelines, and reporting steps are clear.

Global Decisions Need Local Water Insight

Regional rules, watershed context, and community needs can shape what works at each site.

AWS Certification Is on the Roadmap

Gap checks, site work, records, and action plans can help teams prepare for certification.

Water Risk Is Becoming a Business Risk

Supply, compliance, cost, site growth, and climate stress can all affect long-term operations.

Water Stewardship Deliverables Your Team Can Use Immediately

Move from assessment to action with clear outputs your corporate and site teams can use.

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Water Risk Assessment

Identify physical, regulatory, and reputational water risks across facilities, watersheds, and supply chains.

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Source Vulnerability Assessment

Evaluate supply reliability, source quality, treatment, storage, wastewater, and local operating risks.

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Water Management Plan

Set actions, owners, timelines, and site-level priorities to reduce water risk.

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AWS Certification Support

Prepare for Alliance for Water Stewardship certification with gap checks, site support, records, and action planning.

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Water Efficiency Plan

Find ways to reduce water use, improve reuse, and support long-term performance.

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Reporting and Disclosure Support

Improve water data, records, and reporting for internal and external needs.

Water Stewardship and Water Management Services That Move from Assessment to Action

Inogen Alliance helps teams define water risks, set priorities, and build practical plans that can be used across sites, regions, and watersheds.

Water stewardship services include:

  • Water risk & source vulnerability assessments
  • Flood risk modeling & analysis
  • Climate change adaptation plans
  • Nature-based solutions for water remediation and climate resilience
  • Water circularity & neutrality evaluations
  • Volumetric Water Benefit Accounting (VWBA)
  • Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard & Certification
  • Water stewardship program development & maturity assessments
  • Socioeconomic analysis of water (cost-benefit analysis, internal water pricing, water risk monetization)
  • Water restoration & replenishment
  • Indirect water use assessment
  • Stakeholder mapping, watershed engagement, & disclosure
  • Digital water tools & data platform solutions

Water management services include:

  • Legal and regulatory compliance
  • Water balance & quality assessments
  • Water & wastewater optimization
  • Hydrological services (groundwater modeling, assessments, well design and construction)
  • Engineering services for water-related infrastructures (planning, design, implementation, monitoring, and maintenance)
  • ISO 46001 (Water Efficiency Management Systems)

Key results:

  • Clear ranking of water risk across sites and regions
  • Site-level action plans with owners and timelines
  • Stronger water data for reporting and planning
  • Local insight to support global water stewardship decisions

What a Water Stewardship Engagement Looks Like

Here’s what to expect from Inogen Alliance water stewardship consulting: 

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Scope

  • Project scope based on sites, regions, or watersheds
  • Corporate, regional, and site team roles confirmed
  • Water risk, source vulnerability, or AWS certification needs defined
  • Timeline and key deliverables agreed before work begins
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Inputs we need

  • Site list, locations, and operating context
  • Available water use, source, discharge, and quality data
  • Permits, local requirements, and reporting needs
  • Key contacts from corporate, regional, and site teams
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Outputs delivered

  • Water risk assessment or source vulnerability assessment
  • Site-level findings and priority risks
  • Water management plan with actions, owners, and timelines
  • Support materials for reporting, planning, or certification
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Success criteria

  • Priority water risks are clear and ranked
  • Site teams know what action to take next
  • Corporate teams have better data for decisions and reporting
  • Local insight supports global water stewardship goals

Coverage & Capabilities

Water risk changes by site, source, watershed, and region. Inogen Alliance connects global water goals with local experts who understand the conditions on the ground.

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Proof in outcomes

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Global Beverage Company Source Vulnerability Assessment in 20 Countries

Decision Supported:
Water supply reliability and source risk planning

Outcome:
Inogen Alliance assessed water supply, quality, availability, environmental protection, company requirements, and legal compliance to support water management plans with clear tasks and timelines.

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"What can one do without water… indeed absolutely NOTHING! We all need three things to survive: clean air, a functioning ecosystem and water, the later is the cycle of life - protect it!"

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Water Security Planning Across Europe and Central Asia

Decision Supported:
Regional planning for water security and climate resilience

Outcome:
Inogen Alliance associate HYDROPHIL supported analysis of water security needs across Europe and Central Asia, helping inform planning around resilience, policy, and long-term water access.

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"Water security is not just about infrastructure and policy—it is about people, livelihoods, and sustainable development. Working closely with national institutions, we were able to reflect both the challenges and the potential of each country."

Hydrophil, Austria
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AWS certification support for a global beverage company

Decision Supported:
Pathway to Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) certification at water-stressed sites

Outcome:
Inogen Alliance trained local site teams in Uganda and Brazil, conducted an AWS gap assessment, and developed tailored action plans, moving the client closer to its 2030 water stewardship certification goal while reducing physical, regulatory, and social water-related risks.

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"Building internal capacity at the site level is what turns a certification goal into a real, achievable pathway."

Antea Group, USA

Perspectives From Our Team

Being part of the team that contributed to this important report has been a truly rewarding experience. Water security is not just about infrastructure and policy—it is about people, livelihoods, and sustainable development. Working closely with national institutions, we were able to reflect both the challenges and the potential of each country. Seeing our collective efforts form the foundation for the engagement of national governments in the region with the World Bank is a testament to the power of collaboration and expertise. At HYDROPHIL, we believe that transforming knowledge into real-world impact is the key to creating resilient water systems and a better future for all.

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Austria

What can one do without water… indeed absolutely NOTHING! We all need three things to survive: clean air, a functioning ecosystem and water, the later is the cycle of life - protect it!

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Germany

In Inogen Alliance we truly believe in working hand in hand with Clients to reach ever more ambitious targets: efficiency and water quality are a great starting point, but the commitment to water stewardship principles is a further steppingstone to developing an integrated and more meaningful system towards a more sustainable future, without leaving anyone behind.

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Global Water Working Group Leader Inogen Alliance / HPC Italy

See What Water Stewardship Looks Like for Your Region

Water stewardship needs to reflect local conditions. Share where you need support, and we’ll connect you with the right experts across the Alliance.

Fits How Your Team Already Works

Inogen Alliance works within your existing corporate, regional, and site structure to support global consistency and local implementation. We help define clear roles, support local teams where they need added expertise, and give leadership the consistent outputs needed to make decisions across locations.

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Supports Corporate Program Owners

Give sustainability and EHS&S leaders clear data, ranked risks, and practical next steps across sites.

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Works Alongside Regional and Site Teams

Bring in local experts who understand site conditions, watershed context, and local requirements.

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Scales Without Rebuilding Your Process

Use your current goals, reporting needs, and team structure while adding the technical support needed to move faster.

Water Stewardship Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Water Stewardship?

Water stewardship is the responsible use and management of water in a way that supports business needs, local watersheds, communities, and long-term water security.

How Is Water Stewardship Different from Water Conservation?

Water conservation focuses on reducing water use. Water stewardship is broader. It also considers water quality, supply reliability, watershed conditions, local stakeholders, compliance, and future risk.

What Is a Water Risk Assessment?

A water risk assessment helps identify where water may create risk for operations, supply chains, compliance, reputation, or long-term planning.

What Is a Source Vulnerability Assessment?

A Source Vulnerability Assessment reviews risks tied to a facility’s water source. This may include wells, municipal supply, storage, treatment, wastewater, legal needs, and local watershed concerns.

Can Inogen Alliance Support Alliance for Water Stewardship Certification?

Yes. Inogen Alliance can support gap assessments, action planning, records, and site-level preparation for Alliance for Water Stewardship certification.

Can Inogen Alliance Support Multiple Countries at Once?

Yes. Inogen Alliance provides one global lead with access to local experts across more than 150 countries.

Connect with a Water Stewardship Specialist

Share a few details about your sites, regions, or water goals. We’ll connect you with the right specialist for your needs.

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    We'll review your request and respond within two business days
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    Schedule a brief water stewardship consultation to discuss your specific needs
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    Receive a tailored proposal outlining how we can help

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