FAQ

Sustainable water investment involves putting money into water-providing businesses or technologies that aim to provide a sustainable supply of clean, accessible water. The goal is to achieve not just financial returns but also contribute to long-term water sustainability. 

With only 1% of the world's water accessible for human use and uneven distribution globally, water scarcity is a growing concern. As demand increases and supply dwindles, investing in water promises strong returns. 

Unlike investments in businesses, whose value can fluctuate dramatically depending on developments, water has a timeless value, making it a more stable investment opportunity.

Water funds are specialized investment funds that invest in companies involved in water management. This covers a wide range of sectors, from water treatment and distribution to efficient irrigation systems in agriculture. A well-managed water fund allows investors to benefit from the rising demand for water resources while simultaneously contributing to global water sustainability.

While we cannot guarantee specific returns, the rising demand and dwindling supply for water indicate a strong potential for profitable investments. 

No investment is completely risk-free, but water generally offers more stability compared to other investment options such as stocks or bonds.

You can invest through various channels, including water-focused mutual funds, ETFs, or direct investments into water technology companies. 

Your investment will fund companies and technologies that aim to increase the availability of clean, accessible water, thereby aiding in global sustainability efforts. 

Investing in water sustainability often has ripple effects that positively impact communities by improving water accessibility and quality. 

Like any investment, risks include market volatility, regulatory changes, and technological advancements that could make current technologies obsolete. 

We focus on investments that meet high standards for environmental, social, and governance factors, aligning your investment with broader ethical and sustainability goals.