Malaysia's Water Crisis Is Coming for the Bottom Line

Malaysia is facing a growing water crisis that extends far beyond dry taps and household rationing. For businesses, water insecurity is emerging as a serious operational, financial and economic risk. According to the World Bank, climate change could shave up to 8.3% off Malaysia’s GDP by 2050 in a worst-case scenario, highlighting how water security is evolving into a significant operational, business and economic risk.We discuss: Why can Malaysia experience both floods and water shortages at the same timeWhat households, businesses, and industries should be doing now to prepare for future water stress, from conservation measures and storage solutions to reducing dependence on treated water systems.Why water security is becoming a critical issue for investment, operations and long-term national resilience.How Malaysia loses around RM2 billion annually through non-revenue water Why fixing the system could require up to US$70 billion in investment over the next 25 yearsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.