Stress on water resources poses a threat to sustained business growth. It also creates an opportunity for competitive advantage through effective water risk management. In the past, no tools existed for companies, investors, and others to track water risks at a scale appropriate for developing sound business and investment strategies.

WRI designed Aqueduct to meet this need. Aqueduct provides a comprehensive and credible metric for measuring geographic water risks. It consists of a global database and interactive mapping tool that enable companies to quantify and map water risks at a local scale, worldwide.

The Aqueduct Atlas can create comprehensive, high resolution maps of water risks tailored to your unique risk exposure profile.

*Click on the map below to visit the Water Risk Atlas, complete with global water stress maps and basin level mapping for the Yellow River Basin in China.

The Aqueduct Insights blog is your source for the latest thinking and analysis on understanding, measuring, and managing water related risks.

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