Water – Worldly Training & Support

The factory is using municipal blue water without pre-treatment, only a small amount, about 5% of total water, used as drinking water and for cooking is treated through water filtration systems. Is it considered as incoming water pre-treatment?
How can we effectively count the incoming and outgoing data?
If a facility is non-compliant with legally mandated groundwater abstraction restrictions, but making implementation plans to be in compliance, would it still qualify for full points on this question?
Regarding new questions added to the energy and water sections pertaining to Science-Based Targets, where might a facility find examples of what a Science-Based Target for energy and water needs to be?
In the guideline, I need to test the risk level with the two given methods, WRI and WWF. However, in the self-assessment, only 1 tool can be chosen on the website, do I need to use both tools to evaluate the water risk or is just 1 tool okay?
As my factory is in high water use and low water risk, in this case, do I need to complete level 2 and 3 questions? (In FEM 4.0 guideline: Yes, but in self-assessment questionnaire: No.)
If facility answers "No" to “Are you abstracting within the legal limit?”, will it affect the permit section & yield zero points overall for the FEM? Will it impact the opening of Levels 2 & 3?
The question says that facilities are classified as "with low water use" if they use less than 35m3 and "high water use" if more than 35m3 is used per day. If a facility uses exactly 35m3 per operating day, where should they belong to?
Regarding target setting questions for blue water, grey water, and whether a facility has reduced their absolute water use: If a facility responds “No” to some of the questions does this mean the facility is unable to advance to level 2?
Regarding target setting questions for blue water, grey water, and a facility's reduced absolute water use; Do meters for domestic vs. industrial water uses need to be separated? If so, is there a time deadline that facilities need to meet?
Regarding target setting questions for blue water, grey water, and whether a facility has reduced their absolute water use: What is the reportable quantity that is being asked or suggested to be recorded?
Regarding the question for Water Balance; "List down the highest water use processes or operations at your facility (from highest to lowest) that account for 80% of your water use" Is domestic water included in this consideration?
What is your definition of rejected water?
How do you define water reuse and water recycle?
What is the difference between Blue and Grey water?
Are SBTi questions scored this year?
Where can I input water usage data?
What is blue water?
How can we prove that there are no leaks in the water supply network for our facility? Would it be acceptable to have a form that includes physical control questions?
Should the water used by workers while working be classified as 'production' or 'domestic' use?
If we take water back from one process, for instance, water used for cooling drums in textile processing, and use it for another process, would it be considered recycling?
What is the reject percentage, and how do we respond if our facility has multiple pre-treatment types?
How can we understand the rejected water from pre-treatment?
Our facility has conducted a water risk assessment using Nike's tool. Does this count as reporting to an external reporting standard?