Assess your facility against the Alliance for Water Stewardship standard. 40 questions across 5 AWS steps, 6 outcomes, with sector benchmarking, CDP alignment, and certification pathway mapping.
CSRD ESRS E3 mandates water disclosure. CDP Water Security response rates are surging. CPCB ZLD mandates affect 60,000+ industrial units. Water stewardship is no longer optional.
Our water team helps with AWS certification, water audits, ZLD feasibility, CDP Water response, catchment-level engagement, and nature-based treatment solutions.
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12 integrated tools for water stewardship, compliance, and BRSR Principle 6 disclosure
India faces severe water stress — 54% of the country is classified as water-stressed by the CGWB, and NITI Aayog projects that 21 major Indian cities will run out of groundwater by 2030. For listed companies reporting under BRSR, water stewardship is a Principle 6 disclosure requirement covering water withdrawal, consumption, discharge quality, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) compliance.
AquaSteward evaluates your facility against the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard v3.0 — the global benchmark for responsible water use. The assessment covers 5 AWS Steps: (1) Gather and Understand, (2) Commit and Plan, (3) Implement, (4) Evaluate, and (5) Communicate and Disclose. Each step maps to 6 AWS Outcomes including good water governance, sustainable water balance, good water quality status, and important water-related areas.
Indian facilities must comply with CPCB discharge standards (Environment Protection Act 1986), SPCB consent-to-operate conditions, NGT orders on ZLD for specific sectors, and CGWB groundwater extraction norms. AquaSteward maps your assessment results directly to these Indian regulatory requirements and generates BRSR Principle 6 water disclosure data.