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Investing in corporate water stewardship requires not only financial resources but also careful planning and strategic prioritization to ensure robust and resilient long-term investments in water. In this webinar, Diego Rodriguez, Lead Water Economist, at The World Bank, joins us to share insights on how sustainability managers can evaluate and prioritize resilient water investments in corporate water sustainability. We will discuss methods and tools used globally for prioritizing investments in water, best practices for introducing flexibility in your water stewardship planning, and the role of public-private partnerships in implementing these types of initiatives.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a lead economist in the water space.

Diego Rodriguez
Diego is a Lead Water Economist for Eastern and Southern Africa at World Bank
Diego, Lead Water Economist for Eastern and Southern Africa based in Pretoria, focuses on climate change, resilience, and urban water security. Previously a Senior Water Resources Specialist in Mexico City, he leads the WICER initiative and applies decision tree frameworks for resilient water planning. He holds a PhD in Economics, an MA in Applied Economics, and a BS in Economics.

Nicolas Wertheimer
Co-Founder and CSO of Waterplan
With a decade of experience in the water sector, Nicolas has been selected as a Young Global Leader by the Forum of Young Global Leaders of the World Economic Forum, and holds memberships in the Global Shapers Community and the Youth Congress of Sustainable Americas. Before Waterplan, he founded Proyecto Agua Segura, a Certified B Corporation that has provided safe drinking water to over 200k people in Latin America.

Meagan Knowlton
Senior Water Advisor
Meagan is a sustainability expert with experience developing environmental and social sustainability strategies across the consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail industries. She has also managed environmental sustainability programs including one within the Coca-Cola bottling system, where she was responsible for water, carbon emissions, and waste management across manufacturing and logistics operations.
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