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Celebrating two decades of Sustainable Water

Water is a precious resource in short supply. Access to clean and safe water is a continuous global challenge. Population growth, increasing water consumption, pollution and climate change are major drivers of water scarcity. The RobecoSAM Sustainable Water Strategy has been tackling these for 20 years.

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  • Warmer oceans, floods and droughts

    Climate change manifests itself, among other things, in an increase in extreme weather events. For example, rising sea levels lead to more flooding and storm surges.

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  • Historic fund launches a new water study

    Water is a precious resource essential for sustaining not only life and health but also industrial development and economic growth.
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  • A global Sustainable Water strategy

    The strategy invests worldwide in companies providing technology, products and services relating to the water value chain.
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Webinar

  • In this webinar, Portfolio Manager Dieter Kuffer outlines the kinds of cutting-edge companies that the fund invests in. These range from technologies that purify and desalinate rain, sea or wastewater to rain capture systems in regions with chronic shortages. He provides an update on how the fund is performing, and its plans for the next 20 years.

  • At the end of the session, we will have covered: 

    • The technology, products and services in the water value chain. 
    • How stocks are balanced between defensive sectors and cyclicals  
    • Why this kind of investing offers returns while making an impact    

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Water Investment Opportunity

Worldwide water scarcity is expanding made worse by climate change and growing populations. Discover how investments in water can create shared value for society, the environment and investors.

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Latest insights

We regularly publish articles, videos and podcasts related to the Sustainable Water Strategy

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Latest insights

We regularly publish articles, videos and podcasts related to the Sustainable Water Strategy

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Energy and supply chain shortages emphasize need for Smart solutions
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Emerging markets have been significantly increasing their investments in green energy generation.
25-11-2021 | Insight
Talk ’22: ‘A season for active credit managers to thrive’
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With super stimulus gradually coming to an end, markets will once again be able to distinguish between good and bad credit, says Sander Bus, Co-Head of Credits.
24-11-2021 | Interview
'Investors can benefit from the use of sustainability data'
'Investors can benefit from the use of sustainability data'
Innovative developments in the area of sustainability data can uncover new ways of assessing opportunities and risks.
23-11-2021 | Interview
Podcast: Why the research that backs sustainable investing takes tenacity
Podcast: Why the research that backs sustainable investing takes tenacity
The wave of inflows continues into ESG-focused funds and impact-targeting strategies.
22-11-2021 | Podcast
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Power play – why lithium remains the unchallenged champion of battery metals
Structural supports, low cost and proven performance in EV markets make lithium ideal for exposure to electrification and decarbonization trends.
18-11-2021 | Insight
Reflections on the COP26 Climate Summit
Reflections on the COP26 Climate Summit
COP26 provided a breakthrough on the rulebook of the Paris Agreement.
17-11-2021 | Insight

Why invest in the Sustainable Water strategy?

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  • Who’s behind the Sustainable Water strategy?

    Get to know the portfolio manager who has been at the helm of the strategy since inception, Dieter Küffer.
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  • Sustainable Water Equities

    Check out all information on all share classes of RobecoSAM Sustainable Water Equities.

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