Water Risk Management
2026-02-19 03:59:19

Exploring Practical Water Risk Management Based on Watershed Conditions

Understanding Water Risk Management in Today's Context



As the world grapples with varied environmental challenges, water management has come to the forefront as a critical area of focus. The upcoming seminar organized by the Japan Environment Club (JEC) on March 11, 2026, aims to equip companies with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively navigate water-related risks through practical management strategies tailored to specific watershed characteristics.

Event Overview


The seminar titled "Practical Water Risk Management Based on Watershed Conditions" is set to take place online via Zoom from 15:00 to 16:30, featuring a 60-minute presentation followed by a 30-minute Q&A session. With Yu Shimozaki from Yachiyo Engineering leading the discussion, participants will delve into the nuances of evaluating watershed risks in alignment with international frameworks like the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS).

Why Water Risk Management Matters


Water, an essential resource, is subject to significant variability influenced by geographical features, climate factors, and industrial frameworks. This regional variability necessitates a comprehensive approach to water resource management. It is not enough for businesses to adopt a one-size-fits-all strategy; they must understand the specific conditions of the watersheds in which they operate to manage water risks effectively.

Key Topics of Discussion


The seminar will focus on:
  • - The essential nature of regional assessment for sustainable business operations as outlined in the 2023 TNFD framework.
  • - Practical methods for companies to evaluate their watershed risks.
  • - Steps that can lead to actionable strategies for risk management at the company level.

The session aims to foster a deeper understanding of how international initiatives can guide local practices, ultimately leading to better risk management across diverse industries.

Who Should Attend?


This event is open to anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of water management practices, particularly those working within industries directly impacted by water governance. Whether you're in management, sustainability, or environmental roles, this seminar will provide valuable insights and strategies tailored for your needs.

Speaker Profile


Yu Shimozaki


Yu Shimozaki serves in the Sustainability Services Department at Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd. He holds a background in hydrology and thermodynamics, further complemented by his involvement in various initiatives including Science Based Targets (SBT) setting support and water security assessments (CDP responses). Currently, he is part of the SBTN development program and is set to pursue doctoral studies in the impact of groundwater and geothermal energy utilization starting in April 2026.

Registration Details


Participation in the seminar requires prior registration. Interested individuals can secure their spot by visiting the JEC event page at JEC Event Registration.

For any inquiries, please contact Yachiyo Engineering's Sustainability Navi at 03-5822-6800 or via email at [email protected], ensuring agreement with the personal information handling policy.

About Sustainability Navi


Sustainability Navi is a service aimed at comprehensively addressing corporate sustainability issues. From climate change and water risk to biodiversity and resource circulation, Sustainability Navi offers services that include research and evaluation, policy and strategy formulation, and information disclosure support. Additionally, they assist with corporate branding and collaboration among businesses, communities, and governmental bodies based on researched outcomes.

By participating in the JEC seminar, attendees will gain practical strategies and insights to better manage water risks tailored to their specific watershed environments. Join us and take a step towards a sustainable future!


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