Water a Business Risk and Opportunity - Mariano Montero Zubillaga, FEMSA Foundation Saúl del Campo, Biopappel Oscar Gálvez Guzmán, Heineken ...
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Water a Business Risk and Opportunity
• Mariano Montero Zubillaga, FEMSA Foundation
• Saúl del Campo, Biopappel
• Oscar Gálvez Guzmán, Heineken
• Moderator: Jason Morrison, UN CEO Water
Mandate
FEMSA Foundation Water
More than 50% of the total production
of Coca Cola FEMSA will depend on Mexico
water-stressed watersheds by 2030
Guatemala
2030 water-stress risk in KOF facilities Nicaragua Venezuela
% of Total Costa Rica
% of Total Number of Plants Panama
KOF Countries Production by
Production KOF at Risk
Country Colombia
Argentina 0.8% 13.1% 1/2
Brazil 9.5% 9.1% 2/10
Colombia 0.0% 0.0% 0/7 Brazil
Costa Rica 1.2% 100.0% 2/2
Guatemala 0.0% 0.0% 0/1
Peru
Mexico 40.4% 85.6% 19/23
Nicaragua 0.0% 0.0% 0/1
Panama 0.8% 100.0% 1/1
Venezuela 4.9% 86.6% 3/4
*This table shows production levels that are in watersheds with a moderate to high physical water risk. Uruguay
has not been included.
Chile
The higher the physical water risk for KOF, the greater the
likelihood of facing:
• Higher operating costs Low Risk
• Supply chain disruption Argentina
• Constraint to growth
• Community and Stakeholder Opposition Moderate Risk
• Brand damage
High Risk
Elaborated by FEMSA Foundation 3
To effectively manage the risk we need to move from individual to
collective actions
FENCES-IN FENCES-OUT
Coordination with
Risk awareness Efficiency in the Water offset Collective Action
other
and assessment production process (Replenishment) for Water Security
organizations
Companies perform Companies must set and After making great efforts Continuing with the Stakeholders plan and
water risk achieve ambitious of efficiency, the next evolution, alignment work together to ensure
assessments to targets to reduce logical step is to return with other sustainability at scale.
better understand the impacts on water use the water used in the organizations to An institution to
context in which they and water quality production process to magnify the impact of reach and maintain
operate and their during their production the environment and to individual actions is a water security is
vulnerabilities. processes. the communities. good step, but not built.
enough.
WATER FUNDS SCOPE
INDIVIDUAL COLLECTIVE
Elaborated by FEMSA Foundation 4
Water Funds are collective action
institutions to reach water security Mexico
Dominican Republic
The Latin American Water Fund Partnership Guatemala
has contributed to the creation and strengthening of 24 Costa Rica
Water Funds in 8 countries of the region.
Colombia
Results to June 2018 Ecuador
Brazil
Peru
+6 k +494 k +350 US$170 k
directly benefited acres of green public and leveraged
families infrastructure private
partners
Elaborated by FEMSA Foundation 5
Following this evolution on water
stewardship, we are very close to reach the
2020 Replenishment goals, linking the
effort to the Water Funds
Guatemala
• Since 2013, the Coca-Cola System has the Costa Rica
objective of replenishing the water it uses in all its Panama
operations by 2020. Colombia
• Based on our work with the Latin American Water
Fund Partnership, we join this objective to promote
Agua por el Futuro, a project with The Coca-Cola
Company Latin Center and Coca-Cola FEMSA.
FEMSA’s % accomplished % accomplished
2018
Countries of 2018 goal of 2020 goal
Colombia 2,161,100 m3 100% 98%
Panamá 356,700 m3 100% 100%
Costa Rica 631,700 m3 100% 100% To the date, more than 3.5 million cubic meters
Guatemala 674,300 m3 100% 100% of water have been replenished to nature.
Elaborated by FEMSA Foundation 6Propelling Sustainable Water Management
in Water Stressed Future
Bio PAPPEL:
Agua, Riesgo y Oportunidades del
Negocio
Ing. Saúl del Campo S
Gerente de Competitividad Corporativa
Abril 2019Estrategia de manejo de Agua en Área Urbana
El proveer el 100% de agua tratada para uso
industrial, tiene un beneficio para los mantos
Drenaje Urbano acuíferos de la zona conurbada, lo que se traduce
en no usar agua potable por 1 millón de m3 al año.
Tratamiento
Agua Urbana
Recirculación de
Fábrica de Agua a Proceso
Papel
Agua residual Tratamiento Tratamiento
Primario Agua Industrial
El agua residual del proceso de la planta es llevada hasta la
planta de tratamiento donde, bajo estricto control es procesada
para dejarla en parámetros que exige la Comisión Nacional del
Agua (CONAGUA) y así, ser descargada nuevamente a su Drenaje Urbano
estado natural a los ríos. 8Estrategia de manejo de Agua en área suburbana
ÁREA VEDADA O SUB URBANA
Drenaje Habitacional
Urbano
Tratamiento
Recirculación de
Agua Urbana
Agua Proceso
Fábrica de
Papel
Agua Fresca
Tratamiento
Agua residual Agua
9Estrategia de manejo de Agua en área desértica
Este sistema opera con efluente
“CERO”
Llega agua para reposición de
Agua Tratada (Unidad un sistema de tratamiento de
Termoeléctrica ) agua externo.
Fábrica de Recirculación de Agua a Proceso
papel
Tratamiento
Primario y
Agua residual Secundario
El agua de proceso pasa por un
sistema de separación – clarificación Tratamiento
( DAF) mas un tratamiento biológico
Terciario
(lodos activados) para aumentar los Agua residual
ciclos de recirculación interna.
Micro y Nano filtración
mas Osmosis Inversa
10Muchas gracias por su atención.
Ing. Saúl Del Campo
Gerente Corporativo de Competitividad y CASI
sauldelcampo@biopappel.com
11Heineken México
Water StrategyOur Water protection strategy are based in 3 Pillars
MITIGATION BALANCING WATER ACCESS
Water Can / Natural
2.5 lts/lts Average Being Neutral in water Disasters
2.0 lts/lts Meoqui usage 4 of 7 Breweries
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