Mizu
Empowering
Water Resilience in Agriculture
Harnessing AI and Data to
Identify Risks and Inform Transition
We are Agriculture Professionals and Water Scientists developing data-driven analytics to tackle water crisis.
Water:
Agriculture's Biggest Unknown
​Ever wonder how much water our food drinks?
We sip 2 liters daily. Our meals guzzle 3 tons, a truckload of water.
70% of freshwater we use is allocated for agriculture.
About 80% of that water comes from precipitation - simply put, rain.
As the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, our $4.3 trillion food production face unforeseen water risks.​
3 tons
Daily water footprint
from food / person
70%
Agriculture's share of freshwater use
80%
Farmland reliant
on precipitation
$4.3T
Global food
production / year
Our Solution
Mizu is building cutting-edge analytical tools for food and ag supply chain actors to make informed decisions for water sustainability.
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Financial & Asset Risks
Quantify water-related risks to your asset value and operations.
Portfolio Stress Test
Anticipate regional water stress and plan accordingly at portfolio level.
Supply Chain Risks
Predict and mitigate water-driven disruptions in your supply chain.
Water Sustainability
Simulate sustainable scenarios for your operational water footprint.
Two ag professionals and a water engineer at Stanford saw a problem: there's no guidebook to tackle water risks in agriculture. We assembled a team of 30+ experts in science, business, and operations to solve this interdisciplinary challenge.
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Our first mission was to map every water solution in agriculture. This is how we created world's first comprehensive adaptation playbook. After the launch, a number of incoming inquiries made us realize the market needs better tools to plan for water volatility. Now, we're building exactly that.
Our Origin:
Adaptation Playbook
Testimonials
Professor Barton Thompson
Stanford University
“a comprehensive and insightful picture of the novel technologies, governance structures, and transformative opportunities"
