Have you thought about how water, food and energy are inter-connected?
The extent of the inter-connections between the three means that issues such as water scarcity and food and energy security cannot be addressed in local silos. As global populations continue to grow, addressing the relationship between water, food and energy is only going to become more pertinent.
Join the Guardian and SABMiller for a series of broadcasts and online debates on Wednesday 6 February to explore how to achieve inter-connected action. Each live broadcast debate will be followed by an online panel discussion, giving you the chance to hear the views of leading academics, thinkers and businesses and then to respond and debate with a global audience online.
Programme
11.45 - 12.30 (GMT)
Continue the Water for Food debate with a panel of experts in our live online discussion. Including:
Anna Swaithes, head of water and food security policy at SABMiller
Tim Lang, professor of food policy at City University
Charles Iceland is senior associate at the World Resources Institute's markets & enterprise programme.
13.45 - 14.30
Continue the Food and Water for Energy debate with a panel of experts in our live online discussion. Including:
Giulio Boccaletti is managing director for global freshwater at the Nature Conservancy.
Andreas Lindström is programme manager at Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI).
Betsy Otto is director of Aqueduct at the World Resources Institute.
Kyle Rabin is director of water and energy programmes at GRACE Communications Foundation.
15.45 - 16.30
Continue the Energy for Water debate with a panel of experts in our live online discussion. Including:
Johan Rockström, professor in natural resource management at Stockholm University, and executive director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre
Stuart Orr, freshwater manager at WWF International
Paul Street, director of sustainable solutions at Black & Veatch
To register to watch the live broadcasts and ask questions to any of the speakers in advance click here.
Credits
This content is brought to you by Guardian Sustainable Business in association with SABMiller. Produced by Guardian Professional to a brief agreed with SABMiller. Paid for by SABMiller. All editorial controlled and overseen by the Guardian.
