WIF Breakfast Webinar | Driving Best Value Decision Making Within the Water Industry Using a Multi-Capitals Approach
WIF Breakfast Webinar | Driving Best Value Decision Making Within the Water Industry Using a Multi-Capitals Approach
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Please note that this event is free to attend for newly merged WIF and British Water members only.
Non-member rate is £20 + VAT.
Join us for this breakfast webinar which marks the publication of the Water Industry Forum paper ‘Driving best value decision making within the water industry using a multi-capitals approach’. The webinar will provide both a general introduction to the paper and the opportunity to ask questions on the content of the paper.
THE PAPER
The paper itself will be published prior to this webinar on Tuesday 24th May on the British Water website. It explains what is meant by a multi-capitals approach and the drivers and potential benefits of this approach. It also aims to demonstrate commitment across the industry, by both water companies and regulators, to ensuring that we are making better decisions that reflect the wider benefits and impacts of the water industry’s services and activities.
Please note that, as the paper will be available to read prior to the webinar, its contents will not be gone through in detail by the speakers.
THE SPEAKERS & PANELLISTS
Craig Bennett - CEO, The Wildlife Trusts
Mark Gough - CEO, Capitals Coalition
Jo Harrison - Director of Environment, Planning and Innovation, United Utilities
Helen Slinger - Head of Sustainable Business, Yorkshire Water
Gordon Rogers - Head of Long Term Strategy, United Utilities
Andy Brown - Head of Sustainability, Anglian Water
Monica Barker - Principal Consultant, Infrastructure, Atkins
THE AGENDA
- Introduction & Welcome
- The need for best value decision making in the water industry
- The multi capitals approach and how it is driving progress for different sectors around the world
- The application of the multi-capitals approach in the UK water industry & the need for the paper
- Making it real through a ‘multi-capitals network’
- Q&A Session
- Close