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In 2025, Klabin continued to reduce its specific water consumption, achieving a 41.13% decrease compared to the 2018 base year and exceeding the corporate target established for 2030 of a minimum 20% reduction ahead of schedule. 

This performance reflects the combination of operational gains and stronger water management at industrial units, including optimization of the relationship between water withdrawal flow and discharge flow, expansion of measurement and monitoring systems, and implementation of initiatives focused on reducing losses and waste. These advances enabled a reduction in total water withdrawal despite production growth during the period. 

In particular, the Monte Alegre Plant in Paraná achieved a significant reduction in water withdrawal associated with process optimization and improved operational controls. The Ortigueira and Piracicaba II plants also contributed by maintaining high water performance and efficiency in resource use. Integrated work among operational areas, supported by multidisciplinary groups, was essential to delivering these results. 

The specific water use metric tied to leaders’ variable compensation* also showed strong performance. A total of 21.1 m³ of water per metric ton of product was withdrawn, surpassing the 22.17 m³/ton target established for 2025.  

*20% of this group’s variable compensation is tied to performance against sustainability targets (climate, water, community relations, diversity and safety). 

Reduction in specific water consumption over time

Base year: 2018

Water security

In addition to ongoing efforts to reduce water consumption, the Company also has targets under the Klabin Sustainable Development Goals related to water security and socially responsible water management: 

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Best practices shared with the value chain

Klabin has been expanding the scope of the Klabin Transforma Value Chain Program (see more in "Climate Change") to include water security, progressively engaging strategic suppliers and customers. This initiative aims to strengthen relationships across the value chain to expand knowledge about water management practices, water use reduction targets and management associated with water use and availability. 

The engagement strategy includes the structured collection of information related to water use, with focusing on partners with significant water consumption located near the Company’s operations or in regions characterized by higher water stress. The program also promotes the sharing of experiences, best practices and initiatives focused on water use efficiency, with the goal of encouraging the joint advancement of the value chain in water management. 

Collaborative engagement with suppliers and customers contributes both to improving the environmental performance of operations and to mitigating risks associated with water security, reinforcing an integrated and preventive approach to managing the issue. 

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