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    This document discusses three pillars of sustainability present in a case study: 1. Economic issues caused by a lack of investment in water or capacity to meet demand. 2. Environmental issues of increased demand putting stress on water services, leading to a need for sustainable solutions so all have clean water access. 3. Social factors like behavior, health, and culture that can help or hinder implementation strategies, as technology alone cannot ensure clean water access. It then proposes that water access remains one of the most important corporate social responsibility initiatives a business can have, and those transparent about their efforts can benefit from competitive advantages, brand awareness, and improved trust.

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    This document discusses three pillars of sustainability present in a case study: 1. Economic issues caused by a lack of investment in water or capacity to meet demand. 2. Environmental issues of increased demand putting stress on water services, leading to a need for sustainable solutions so all have clean water access. 3. Social factors like behavior, health, and culture that can help or hinder implementation strategies, as technology alone cannot ensure clean water access. It then proposes that water access remains one of the most important corporate social responsibility initiatives a business can have, and those transparent about their efforts can benefit from competitive advantages, brand awareness, and improved trust.

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    This document discusses three pillars of sustainability present in a case study: 1. Economic issues caused by a lack of investment in water or capacity to meet demand. 2. Environmental issues of increased demand putting stress on water services, leading to a need for sustainable solutions so all have clean water access. 3. Social factors like behavior, health, and culture that can help or hinder implementation strategies, as technology alone cannot ensure clean water access. It then proposes that water access remains one of the most important corporate social responsibility initiatives a business can have, and those transparent about their efforts can benefit from competitive advantages, brand awareness, and improved trust.

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