ThaiBev initiated the Water Sustainability Assessment (WSA) for both surface water and groundwater. The objective was to conduct an in-depth assessment of present and future water risks covering the following four areas:
1. Water Availability
2. Water Quality
3. Regulatory Changes
4. Stakeholder Perceptions

Satellite imagery is used to study watershed topography, water flow direction, drainage, slope patterns, and trends of water usage during the past ten years. A water footprint consists of consumption data for both direct and indirect water usage for production and services throughout the supply chain. Enabling the company to set water management policies to maximize the efficient use of water resources and attempts to reduce the risk of water shortages that can have a direct impact on its business. ThaiBev has consistently implemented water management projects with all of its internal and external stakeholders with the goal of preserving upstream forests. The company has collaborated with local communities to conserve water resources and protect ecosystems through the following projects:

• The Water Retention Project for Community Agriculture
• Water Conservation Program
• Weed Removal in Public Canals
• Clean Drinking Water for Children
• Clean Water Project in Myanmar

Effective water management in 2019 resulted in the reduction, reuse, and recycling of water in the following ways: