Due to these challenges, it is of paramount importance, and a core tenant of AquaNet’s ethics, that water supplies are increasingly more reliable and sustainable in the face of these challenges.
AquaNet strives to make every part of business environmentally, socially and economically sustainable, which we do by focusing on four key elements: People; Places; Products; and, Processes.
Water Utilities Australia, AquaNet’s parent entity, has committed to producing an annual Sustainability Report. The report has been established to set the benchmark of Water Utilities Australia’s current sustainability practices, enabling performance tracking over the coming years as the focus remains on continual improvement.
AquaNet is committed to implementing, maintaining and continually improving an integrated management system to improve our quality, health and safety and environmental performance for the benefit of our customers, our staff and the wider community.
Water Utilities Australia's integrated management system, which encompasses the AquaNet business, is third-party certified to the requirements of ISO9001, ISO45001, and ISO14001.
Water Utilities Australia, AquaNet’s Parent Entity, supports the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) where possible throughout the business. The 17 SDGs were established at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in 2012, replacing the Millennium Development Goals.
The SDGs were established to address the challenges the world faces related to poverty, climate, inequality, health, economic development, environmental degradation, peace and justice. Water Utilities Australia’s progress in contributions towards meeting the 17 SDGs is published in WUA’s annual Sustainability Report.
