Funding for projects
Funding for projects that save water.
Companies co-fund water projects in the basins they depend on. Veracity makes projects eligible, measured and ready to receive that funding.
02In short
How corporate co-funding works.
Companies that depend on a basin co-fund projects that save, reuse or restore water there. They share the cost and claim a share of the verified volume.
- 01For project developers, utilities and local authorities.
- 02No transfer of assets or water rights.
- 03Veracity measures the volume funders ask for.
03Overview
Five things to know.
- Technology companies
- Food and beverage groups
- Multi-company coalitions
- Cost share
- Pro-rata claim
- No transfer of assets or water rights
- Projects that sell something: extra revenue
- Projects that don't: full funding
- VWBA 2.0
- Beyond business-as-usual
- Operational before 2030
- Measured data preferred
- Baseline
- Quantification
- Measured evidence
- Registry
- Introduction to contributors
04The market
Companies already pay for water results.
05Get started
Check your project's eligibility
Five fields. Veracity reviews the project against funder criteria and replies by email.
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+Questions
Do I give up my assets or water rights?
No. Contributors share the cost and claim a share of the verified volume, in proportion to what they paid.
Can I combine this with a performance contract?
Yes, as long as each cubic metre is claimed only once.
Who funds these projects?
Technology companies, food and beverage groups and multi-company coalitions that depend on the basin.
What do funders ask for?
Projects that follow VWBA 2.0, go beyond business as usual, are operational before 2030 and, preferably, rest on measured data.
What happens after I submit the form?
Veracity reviews the project against funder criteria and replies by email.