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Ross Anderson,Roger Needham,Adi Shamirn where its water risk is located (and its consequent mitigation capacity), as well as the nature of its water use (water consumption vs. water withdrawal). When exploring why certain companies within these sectors move further in their water engagement than others, the chapter finds that not only r

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Dogan Kesdogan,Jan Egner,Roland Büschkeso examine the water crisis from the perspective of NGOs and finds that for these actors, the water crisis constitutes an environmental or social risk. Despite having a fundamentally different starting point than that of companies, the evidence presented in this chapter suggests that NGOs collaborate