Veolia Water Japan K.K.
Yokoso Rainbow Tower 11F, 3-20-20 Kaigan
Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0022 JAPAN
Phone: +81 3 5441 7010
Fax: +81 3 5441 7011
As a responsible company, Veolia Water has made specific commitments to address financial, social and environmental challenges. Its sustainable development strategy pertains to all contracts awarded to it by municipal and industrial clients and its aims are as follows:
Firstly, ensuring sound and sustainable water management. This protects resources and reduces the impact on the natural environment.
Then, it places men and women at the heart of its water services and continues to pursue its demanding social policy, and builds sustainable relationships with local communities and stakeholders through open dialogue.
Finally, it promotes access to water and health by contributing to the good governance of services and by providing cleaner quality water.
These three goals are integral to the issues facing all water stakeholders on every continent. In its position, Veolia Water plays a part in implementing an appropriate sustainable development for the 117 million people to whom it provides water and/or wastewater services.
Concerns regarding water also need to be discussed at an international level. This is why Veolia Water is a member of AquaFed - the International Federation of Private Water Operators - which brings together more than 200 water companies from 38 countries.
AquaFed facilitates interaction and dialogue with international institutions (governments, institutions, lenders and associations). This body facilitates communication primarily debating how best to achieve the United Nations "Millennium Development Goals". Among these aims, the seventh calls for "ensuing environmental sustainability". This is defined in the case of water as halving the number of people who are deprived of regular access to drinking water and sanitation.