What are the changes in storage, measured in cubic meters (m3)?

To calculate the changes in water storage measured in cubic meters (m³), you should compare the water storage levels at two different points in time. Here's how you can do it: Identify the Time Period for Comparison: Determine the two points in time for which you will compare the changes in water storage. For example, you might compare the water storage levels at the beginning and end of the year or at the start and end of a quarter. Collect Data on Water Storage at Both Time Points: Obtain the water storage data at the two time points. This could include the volume of water in storage tanks, reservoirs, or cisterns. Make sure the data is in cubic meters (m³). Calculate the Difference: Subtract the initial storage amount from the final storage amount to calculate the change in water storage. Formula: Change in Water Storage (m³)=Water Storage at End Period (m³)−Water Storage at Start Period (m³) Consider Factors that Could Affect Storage: Changes could be due to: Increased storage (e.g., additional water stored through rainwater harvesting or increased collection). Decreased storage (e.g., water usage or loss from evaporation). Ensure any relevant events (e.g., construction of new storage facilities, maintenance, or water usage) are accounted for when calculating the changes. https://xbrl.efrag.org/e-esrs/esrs-set1-2023.html#6149