Water Stewardship Maturity Self-Assessment Survey

This quick, confidential survey takes ~5 minutes and gives you a clear snapshot of your operation’s water stewardship maturity. It highlights real-world blind spots that drive downtime, compliance headaches, unexpected costs or reputational risk — exactly the “hidden water risks” your ads target.

How it works

15 multiple-choice questions (3 options each).
Choose the statement that best describes your current practice.
At the end you receive an instant personalised report with overall maturity level, category scores, strengths, blind spots and high-level next steps.
Results feed directly into your 15-minute discovery call (no sales pitch — just honest insight on your top water risk).

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Water Stewardship Self Assessment

Q1. Board Oversight of Water Issues Which best describes your board’s involvement?

Water matters are mostly handled at operational level; the board receives high-level updates primarily for compliance or when issues arise.

The board has clear accountabilities and regularly reviews water risks, opportunities and performance against targets.

One or more board members have water expertise; water is a standing agenda item and actively shapes strategy, budgets, acquisitions and major decisions.

Q2. Internal Roles and Capacity How are water responsibilities and resources managed?

Responsibilities are informally assigned with limited dedicated resources or cross-functional coordination.

Roles and accountabilities are clearly documented at corporate and site levels; basic resourcing plans exist.

Performance incentives are linked to water outcomes; strong cross-functional collaboration and succession planning are in place.

Q3. Water Strategy and Goals How developed is your overall water strategy?

Water approach is mainly compliance-driven and loosely linked to broader business or sustainability goals.

There is a documented strategy aligned with company objectives, supported by measurable targets and key risks.

Board-endorsed, publicly visible strategy treats water as a shared resource, incorporates long-term (to 2050) scenarios and drives proactive leadership.

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