Elisa Losco:<\/strong> The main challenge is ensuring sustainable resource management in a context shaped by increasing climate pressure and growing regulatory and market scrutiny of environmental impacts. For a manufacturing company, it is essential to understand not only direct water consumption, but also dependencies and risks across the supply chain. This requires reliable data, continuous monitoring, and an integrated approach that brings together different functions across the organisation.<\/p>\n

Martina Carraro:<\/strong> For us, it’s undoubtedly the shift from a narrow focus on direct consumption to a broader understanding of the water footprint across the value chain. From my point of view, the greatest complexity lies in data availability, quality, and interpretation. Measuring accurately means gathering reliable information, linking it to specific geographical and environmental contexts, and translating it into indicators that are genuinely useful for business management. Only then is it possible to identify the most sensitive areas, assess risks, and design improvement actions that are truly effective.<\/p>\n<\/div>