Water Stewardship

1. The presentation argues that water is not only a technical issue, but also one of ________.
3. Water stewardship looks beyond the company site to the wider river basin or ______.
8. A type of risk linked to changing rules, permits, or pricing.
9. Bakker argues that environmental governance is increasingly shaped by this logic.
11. One of Bakker’s five dimensions; it means applying business models to water services.
12. The management approach discussed throughout the seminar.
14. According to both readings, water governance is shaped by this, not only by efficiency.
17. A key concern in the presentation: not just efficiency, but water ________.
19. The process of turning water into something bought and sold for profit.
20. Water stewardship is meant to support environmentally ________ water use.
25. The multinational bottled water company at the centre of the Ontario case study.
26. Companies adopt stewardship partly because water creates this for business operations.

1. The resource extracted by Nestlé for bottled water production in the case study.
2. Water stewardship requires engagement with communities, regulators, and other ________.
4. The conflict became more controversial when extraction continued during these conditions.
5. Jaffee and Case argue this is not just physical, but also socially constructed.
6. One of Bakker’s five dimensions; it means transferring ownership or management to private actors.
7. One type of water risk linked to drought, scarcity, or declining groundwater.
10. This business risk involves public criticism, activism, and damage to image.
13. The Canadian province where the bottled water conflict took place.
15. Activists in the Nestlé case argued that water should be treated as a ________, not just a commodity.
16. In Bakker’s framework, market ________ describes using market tools to address environmental problems.
18. Co-author of the article on scarcity discourses and bottled water extraction.
21. Another word used in water governance for the wider area in which water flows and is managed.
22. Water as a human ________ was an important activist framing.
23. The author of The Business of Water: Market Environmentalism in the Water Sector.
24. The natural resource at the centre of this presentation.