Taking responsibility for the water environment for good - turning debate into action
In May 2011 we published
our vision for the water sector and a year on our new publication now explains how we're turning our words into action.
Our new publication contains a number of case studies demonstrating that we're starting to think differently about how we operate. You'll see how we're learning from others about how to move towards our goal of sustainable water.
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Join our online discussion
As part of our new document we held an online discussion. It took part on Thursday 21 June, if you missed it you can view it below. The discussion focussed on the theme of excellent catchments, rivers and coasts.
Areas of focus
Integrated water management
The environment in which the water industry operates is changing. It is increasingly complex and we are all being challenged to think as much about global water issues as they are about local management issues.
Read more about this changing environment
Vulnerable customers
We are passionate about helping customers in need and ensuring that everyone has access to safe, clean drinking water.
Find out more about our approach
Water as a precious resource
Without a clear programme of action, the UK's long-term water and drainage security is at risk. The challenges we face are complex and innovative solutions are required
Read more about our solutions for long-term water and drainage security
Influencing our environmental performance
By clearly identifying the drawbacks in the current system, it is possible to point to some potential ways forward.
Read more about our proposals
Get the full story
This is the first in our series of publications of our vision 'Taking responsibility for the water environment for good'.
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