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WAE Joins UN Global Compact to Advance Water Technology
WAE Limited, an Indian water technology company, has joined the UN Global Compact Network India, committing to the compact's Ten Principles and advancing SDG 6 on clean water. The membership signals a push toward circular, digitally intelligent water infrastructure as climate pressures mount.
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WAE Limited, an Indian water technology and engineering company, said it has joined the United Nations Global Compact Network India (UNGCNI), the local arm of the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative. The membership commits the company to the compact's Ten Principles covering human rights, labour, environment, and anti-corruption, and to embedding those principles across its strategy, operations, and technology development.
WAE treats sustainability as an engineering problem, not a reporting exercise, said Managing Director A Vikram Joshe. The company develops water infrastructure that includes purification systems, circular water technology, decentralized drinking-water generation, sustainable glass bottling, and IoT-enabled monitoring. Its technology portfolio integrates physical water infrastructure with sensors, connected hardware, automation, and digital intelligence.
“For WAE, sustainability begins with a fundamental engineering question: how can we deliver more utility from every unit of water, energy and material we consume?” Joshe said. “Joining the United Nations Global Compact Network India gives that philosophy a larger global framework.”
Ratnesh, Executive Director of UNGCNI, said water resilience is increasingly central to sustainable growth. “We are pleased to welcome WAE Limited to the UNGCNI community and look forward to working with our growing network of businesses to strengthen responsible water management, accelerate innovation and contribute to building a more resilient and sustainable future.”