Water management

1. Establish a monitoring log:

- Create a simple file: Use a spreadsheet or spreadsheet to create a log dedicated to the organization’s water consumption.

- Define monitoring parameters: Identify key indicators to track, such as the amount of water consumed monthly, consumption areas, and peak periods.

2. Collect data:

- Read meters: Take regular readings of water meters to obtain accurate consumption data.

- Record consumption: Record water consumption in the log periodically, ideally monthly.

3. Analyze trends:

- Identify variations: Analyze data to identify trends in water consumption, including periods of higher or lower consumption.

- Compare periods: Compare water consumption from one period to another to identify possible anomalies or peaks in consumption.

4. Raise awareness of water consumption:

- Involve employees: Share the results of the register with employees to raise awareness of the importance of water management.

- Promote water-saving practices: Encourage the adoption of practices to reduce water consumption in daily life.

5. Adjust practices if necessary:

- Reduce waste: In the event of excessive consumption, take measures to reduce waste, such as repairing leaks or optimizing water use in processes.

- Update the register: Continue to maintain the register and adjust it according to the results obtained.

6. Monitor progress:

- Regularity: Maintain regularity in data recording to ensure continuous and effective monitoring.

- Review practices: If necessary, adapt water management practices to improve the organization's water performance.