What is the total amount of water recycled and reused in cubic meters (m3) by the company?

To calculate the total amount of water recycled and reused by your company in cubic meters (m³), follow these steps: Identify Water Recycling and Reuse Sources: Determine which parts of your operations use recycled or reused water (e.g., industrial processes, cooling systems, irrigation, or for non-potable uses). Identify the water sources that have been treated and are being used again (e.g., wastewater treatment systems, rainwater harvesting, or greywater reuse). Collect Data on Water Recycled and Reused: Gather data on the volume of water that is recycled or reused at each site. This could come from internal water management systems or reports from the facilities where water recycling or reuse is implemented. Ensure the data is in cubic meters (m³). If recorded in other units (e.g., liters or gallons), convert to cubic meters. Aggregate the Data: Sum up the recycled and reused water volume for each site to calculate the total volume across all operations. Formula: Total Recycled and Reused Water (m³)=∑Recycled/ Reused Water per Site (m³) Time Period: Ensure the data corresponds to a consistent time period (e.g., annually, quarterly). https://xbrl.efrag.org/e-esrs/esrs-set1-2023.html#6147