Water constraints become a defining economic and infrastructure risk

Water resources, when left unchecked, are a constraint on economic growth, public health, and social stability, with implications extending beyond resource availability to infrastructure performance, revenue, financing, and long-term operational continuity for utilities, municipalities, industry, and investors. These issues are examined in ESI Africa's Water Security & Infrastructure Industry Insights Volume, published in partnership with Conlog and the STS Association. The volume examines water security through operational, environmental, and financial lenses, considering whether the hydrological chain is breaking, how intensive water users are exposed to risk, and how demand from data centres is adding another layer of pressure.

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