Water Efficiency and Water Footprint Consultancy
We assess your organization’s water use not only in terms of volumes, but also through the lenses of efficiency, risk, impact, and sustainability, helping you turn water management into a strategic organizational capability.
At 10k Consultancy, we go beyond calculations and reporting.
We integrate water efficiency systems into your organization, work closely with your teams, and remain engaged until measures are effectively implemented.
Our services are delivered in alignment with the applicable regulations,
TS ISO 46001 Water Efficiency Management System, and TS EN ISO 14046 Water Footprint standards.
NOTE: Depending on project scope, number of facilities, data availability, and targeted certification level, water efficiency and water footprint projects are typically completed within 2–5 months.
How We Deliver the Water Efficiency and Water Footprint Process?
1. Site Visit and Scope Definition
We begin with a site visit.
Facilities, processes, water sources, and water use points are reviewed in detail.
System boundaries, organizational scope, and project objectives are clearly defined.
2. Regulatory and Standards Assessment
Applicable national regulations, sector-specific requirements, and voluntary standards are reviewed.
The technical framework is established in line with the applicable regulations, relevant guidance documents, and ISO standards.
3. Current State Assessment and Data Framework
Water consumption, wastewater generation, reuse practices, and measurement infrastructure are evaluated.
Data gaps are identified, and recommendations are provided to strengthen monitoring and measurement systems.
4. Water Balance and Inventory Development
A facility-level water balance is developed.
Water inputs, process uses, losses, discharges, and recovery streams are systematically mapped.
This analysis forms the foundation for all subsequent assessments.
5. Water Footprint Assessment (ISO 14046)
A water footprint inventory is prepared based on the defined scope.
Impact assessments consider water scarcity, availability, and regional context.
Where required, analyses are conducted at product, process, or facility level.
6. Performance Indicators and Analysis
Water efficiency performance indicators are defined.
Gaps between current performance and target levels are assessed, and improvement opportunities are identified.
7. Targets, Action Plans, and Improvement Measures
Short-, medium-, and long-term water efficiency targets are established.
Technical, operational, and managerial action plans are developed.
Measures requiring capital investment and those achievable through operational improvements are clearly differentiated.
CONTACT US
If you want to turn water efficiency into a strategic advantage
and communicate your water footprint in a credible and science-based way,
please contact us to receive a quotation and start the process.
info@10kdanismanlik.com