MediTerra participates in the AWS Forum 2026 to advance sustainable water stewardship worldwide

23/06/2026

Jordi Boronat and Nila Nielsen represent MediTerra and Inogen Alliance at one of the leading international events focused on water stewardship and water resilience.

Jordi Boronat and Nila Nielsen are in Edinburgh representing MediTerra and as part of Inogen Alliance, an international organization of which MediTerra is a co-sponsor, to participate in the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Forum 2026, taking place on 23 and 24 June.

The AWS Forum is one of the leading international events dedicated to the responsible and sustainable management of water resources. Over two days, it brings together companies, certified organizations, sustainability experts, public authorities and leading institutions to share experiences, analyze trends and discuss the most pressing challenges related to water management.

This year's edition will focus on key topics such as water resilience in the face of climate change, efficient resource management across supply chains, cross-sector collaboration to protect river basins and watersheds, and the role of international standards in achieving global sustainability goals. The forum will also showcase practical case studies and innovative projects that are helping to improve water governance across different industries and regions around the world.

MediTerra’s participation in this forum through Inogen Alliance reinforces the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the promotion of responsible water stewardship. As part of a global network of environmental, health, safety and sustainability consultancies, MediTerra actively contributes to knowledge sharing and the development of solutions that help organizations address current and future water-related challenges.

Participating in the AWS Forum enables MediTerra to stay connected with international best practices, gain first-hand insight into the latest developments in water stewardship and strengthen collaboration with organizations committed to the sustainable management of this essential resource.

The presence of Jordi Boronat and Nila Nielsen in Edinburgh represents an opportunity to further advance MediTerra’s vision of creating a positive impact on natural resource management by promoting strategies that contribute both to business competitiveness and to the protection of the environment and the communities that depend on water.

 

https://a4ws.org/global-water-stewardship-forum/