2020-11-11T08:36:45-08:00 2019-12-31 262363334 PROPP CHRISTENSEN CANIGLIA LLP 9261 Sierra College Boulevard Roseville CA 95661 990 2019-01-01 943050434 PACIFIC INSTITUTE FOR STUDIES IN DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTAL & SECURITY PACI 5102511600 654 13TH STREET OAKLAND CA 94612 JASON MORRISON President 2020-11-11 true K JEFFREY DE LYSER CPA P00022269 9167512900 2019 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z JASON MORRISON 654 13TH STREET OAKLAND CA 94612 3155852 false X WWW.PACINST.ORG X 1987 CA THE PACIFIC INSTITUTE CREATES AND ADVANCES SOLUTIONS TO THE WORLDS MOST PRESSING WATER CHALLENGES. 16 14 26 20 0 912379 1120503 1761421 2031507 761 2184 60 1658 2674621 3155852 0 0 1901910 2156498 0 228817 750827 986092 2652737 3142590 21884 13262 1477502 1365662 470601 322561 1006901 1043101 THE PACIFIC INSTITUTE CREATES AND ADVANCES SOLUTIONS TO THE WORLDS MOST PRESSING WATER CHALLENGES. false false 2278301 2031507 Integrated Water Management---------------------------IN 2019, WE WORKED TO ADVANCE INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT AT A VARIETY OF SCALES. WE TESTED AND REFINED A UNIFYING FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING THE MULTIPLE BENEFITS OF WATER PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, AND POLICIES, SO AS TO LEVERAGE FUNDING RESOURCES FROM PROJECT PARTNERS AND OPTIMIZE THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT. WE ALSO EXAMINED THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE PRACTICES ON COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SITES IN THE SANTA ANA RIVER WATERSHED AND WORKED WITH PROPERTY MANAGERS TO EVALUATE THOSE OPPORTUNITIES. WE ALSO EXAMINED THE RELATIVE COST OF WATER SUPPLY AND EFFICIENCY OPTIONS. FINALLY, WE COLLABORATED WITH NGO PARTNERS AND STATE AGENCIES TO ADVANCE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF WATER EFFICIENCY LEGISLATION. Water Access, Sanitation, and Hygiene-------------------------------------IN 2019, WE EXAMINED THE NUMBER, LOCATION, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS OF CALIFORNIANS LIVING WITH INCOMPLETE PLUMBING. WE ALSO EXAMINED THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CLIMATE CHANGE AND WATER AND SANITATION SYSTEMS AND POSSIBLE STRATEGIES AND TOOLS FOR ADAPTING TO AND MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE. FINALLY, WE DEVELOPED GUIDANCE FOR COMPANIES WITH AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CHAINS ON ACTIONS TO IMPROVE WATER ACCESS, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE FOR THOSE LIVING IN THE REGIONS WHERE THEY OPERATE. Corporate Water Stewardship---------------------------IN 2019, THE MANDATE CONTINUED THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS WATER SECURITY THROUGH STEWARDSHIP ACTION PLATFORM WITH 30 MEMBER COMPANIES. THE MANDATE ALSO WELCOMED 27 NEW COMPANIES FOR A TOTAL OF 176 COMPANIES.THE MANDATE CONVENED SEVERAL MEETINGS LOOKING TO ADVANCE BUSINESS ACTION ON CORPORATE WATER STEWARDSHIP, INCLUDING ITS ANNUAL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER CONVENING DURING STOCKHOLM WORLD WATER IN AUGUST, 2019. THE MANDATE ALSO HELD A SIDE MEETING DURING THE 2019 CLIMATE ACTION SUMMIT TO EXPLORE THE TOPIC OF BUSINESS WATER RESILIENCE. THE MANDATE EXPANDED ENGAGEMENT AT THE GLOBAL LEVEL BY EXPLORING LONG-TERM ENGAGEMENT WITH THE GLOBAL COMPACT NETWORK'S IN BRAZIL, SOUTH AFRICA, INDONESIA, AND INDIA.THE MANDATE ALSO LAUNCHED 53 NEW ONLINE RESOURCES TO THE WATER STEWARDSHIP TOOLBOX AND ADDED 408 PROJECTS TO THE WATER ACTION HUB.THE MANDATE CONTINUED TO WORK ON THREE MAJOR INITIATIVES INCLUDING THE INITIATIVES, WASH4WORK. THE BUSINESS ALLIANCE FOR WATER AND CLIMATE, AND CONTEXTUAL WATER TARGETS.THE MANDATE LAUNCHED A CONTEXTUAL WATER TARGETS GUIDE AND CURRENTLY PILOT TESTING IN RIVER BASINS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND INDIA. IT ALSO LAUNCHED WATER ACTION HUB 3.0, THE WATER STEWARDSHIP UNIVERSITY, AND A BOOKLET ON WATER SANITATION AND HYGIENE IN AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CHAINS. 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