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Module 1: Water
Use, Impact, and Source Assessment
Abbott
Laboratories
Addressing Water
Needs of Company Neighbors and Employees
Anheuser-Busch
Inc.
Exploring Water Connections Along the Supply Chain
Eastman
Kodak Company
Identifying and
Addressing Customers' Water Quality Needs
The
Procter and Gamble Company
Looking Down the Value Chain: Recognizing the Importance
of Water to Consumers
Texas
Instruments Incorporated
Using a "Water Balance" to Identify and
Characterize Water Uses
Module
2: Business Risk Assessment
The
Coca-Cola Company
Using Source Protection Planning to Identify Source
Vulnerabilities
DuPont
Managing Strategic Risk Through Innovative Wastewater
Treatment
Module 3: Business Opportunity Assessment
Abbott
Laboratories
Reducing Facility
Costs with Water Reuse and Recycling
Bristol-Myers
Squibb Company
Redesigning
Facility Water Use: A Watershed Management and Water
Reuse Initiative
ConAgra
Foods
Developing Services
to Address Customers' Water Conservation Needs
Eastman
Kodak Company
Using Best Management
Practices to Improve Water Quality
Intel
Corporation
Reducing and
Reusing Water at Chip Manufacturing Plants
Johnson
Controls
Building on
Core Competencies to Expand Markets
Olin
Corporation
Cuttings Costs
by Recycling Materials from the Water Waste Stream
Southern
Company
Finding Solutions
to Watershed Issues Through Effective Cooperation with
Stakeholders
Texas
Instruments Incorporated
Protecting Watersheds
Through Water Reduction and Treatment Plant Improvements
Module
4: Strategic Direction and Goal Setting
Georgia
Pacific Corporation
Using Performance Goals to Focus Organizational Attention
on Water Sustainability
Intel
Corporation
Engaging Corporate-Level Support for Plant-Level Initiatives
Novartis
Corporation
Engaging Employees to Reduce Water Use and Impact
Module
5: Strategy Development and Implementation
Anheuser-Busch
Inc.
Engaging the Organization in Water Strategy Implementation
ConAgra
Foods
Reducing Facility
Water Use
DuPont
Tracking Water Performance: Metering and Metrics
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