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Water stress area

Data source provider

World Bank

Use cases

Exposure quantification, Investment and lending decisions, Scenario analysis, Stress testing

Data group

Water indicators

Metric Type

Physical vulnerability

Methodology/ Standard / Classification/ Taxonomy / Reference

World Bank Sovereign ESG Profile

Unit (e.g. CO2)

Percent of Available Freshwater Resources

Dimension (e.g. Sector, Customer)

By Country

Time horizon 

Backward-looking

Frequency

Latest Update

Time series

1990-2020

Accessibility

Public

Observation on data availability/gaps

Website contains data on Level of water stress: freshwater withdrawal as a proportion of available freshwater resources based on countries including Malaysia. The World Bank curates and maintains a wide range of ESG data for policy makers, financial market participants and academic researchers. The World Bank's Sovereign ESG Data Framework presents a 3-pillar framework consisting of metrics and corresponding data over time and regions. The Environment pillar measures the sustainability of a country's economic performance given its natural resource endowment, management, its risk or resilience to climate change and other natural hazards. It pays particular attention to the internalization of environmental externalities created by economic activity. It also accounts for sustainable energy access and food security, crucial factors for stable long-term economic growth.

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