Partnerships

Local capability. Shared foundations.

Water systems are local. We work with organisations that bring the relationships and knowledge needed to turn a shared opportunity into useful infrastructure.

Begin with a role in the work.

A partnership starts with a specific water challenge and a clear contribution from each organisation. Together, we shape delivery around the place, the rules and the outcome you want.

Delivery partners

Combine local water knowledge and delivery capability with Water Ledger Global infrastructure. Start by defining the problem, who is involved and how it would work in place.

Technology and data partners

Connect useful data, systems or specialist technology to shared water facts. Start by mapping what data you hold, what it connects to and the decision it must support.

Market-development partners

Bring regulatory, commercial and regional knowledge to opportunities that need a trusted market or water workflow built on shared facts. Start with the local rules and who the market must serve.

Different places call for different collaboration.

In Virginia, Water Ledger Global developed and operates SWaN in partnership with the Department of Environmental Quality. In southern Africa, the announced partnership with Nexus Water Alchemy focuses on developing regional business opportunities. An Enabling Water Smart Communities webinar in the UK brought Water Ledger Global together with Anglian Water and Arup to explore distributed ledgers for water-smart communities.

Explore regional context

Bring the opportunity and your role.

Tell us the region, water challenge, organisations involved and the capability you would bring. We can then identify whether there is a practical next step to explore together.

Explore a partnership