Water Management Solutions

With a view towards helping achieve sustainability and NetZero world, we are at the intersection of resource engineering, management principles, design & implementation, technology & internet applications and developing people skills. Stress from increased water demand, growing cities, and extreme and prolonged periods of drought and flooding are putting the water resources at risk. We incorporate environment, social and project governance into our project planning all the way to implementation and helping maintain during project lifetime.

According to American Water Works Association, the five forces driving the future of water include sustainability, technology, economics, governance, social demographic factors.

Watershed management has become a critical necessity for humanity in order to manage progressively scare resource such as fresh water. It involves sustainable ways of acquiring, distributing and managing projects for the benefits of living being on the planet including the humans. It ensures quality, drainage, rights among others. Rural and urban environments require different solutions to problems of scare water as a resource. Safeguarding of water sources, their best use on competing requirements, conservation and proper management go hand in hand in ensuring availability for communities. We aim to strike a balance applying knowledge and technology for the benefit of various communities.

Water resources conservation and sustainable responsible management.
Water management process and physical facility design and maintenance
Technical water management solutions site specific customised to the client requirements
This includes treatment and harvesting of water in a sustainable manner to maximize resource availability when people need it.
Rain water
Sewage water
Ground water use
Surface stored and flowing water

We provide feasibility studies involving the analysis, design and initial construction, implementation and maintenance support on projects including longer term support commitments on both residential and commercial facilities. Our technology team also enables monitoring, billing, performance predictability and dashboarding with KPIs on such projects for operational excellence in delivering to intended customers. A close coordination with local government authorities is essential to align the community goals and resource conservation.

Rainwater harvesting and Water Table Recharge

For rainwater and ground water starved watershed areas, harvesting of water resources becomes essential. Strategy involves rooftop water capture, surface storage and recharge of aquifers to maintain water table using the remaining water runoff. Preventing water to simply flow into drains and flow out of water starved areas is important consideration.

Water Management Education and Training

It is essential to support various people involved in water use know that the resource is not unlimited and it needs to be actively managed and conserved. It needs a mindset change to best utilize the scarce resource namely water. Reducing water usage and wastage through awareness campaigns and incentivizing is often applied as well.

Localized Integrated Water Management and Conservation

Goal is to rely on locally available water resources to the most. This goes hand in hand with supply demand forecasting to balance them. To complement rain and ground water use, recycled waste water is used for specific applications as well. Safeguarding watersheds, rivers and creeks and ground water needs a wholistic approach to available resources best usage for longer term.

Seepage and Flooding Challenges in Commercial and Residential Areas

Specific strategy along with analysis and design of infrastructure for new and existing facilities are considered.

Situation Appropriate Water Management Approach

Depending on whether the water is black or grey, appropriate locally placed facilities smaller in scope can alleviate the excessive use of water for doing various activities by people.

Agricultural Use of Water

By properly placing the infrastructure on a farm the ground water table and moisture in ground can be raised thus allowing better water management for farms. This is better done during greater rainfall periods. This also saves the farmer unwanted costs on drilling new risky borewells when existing ones dry out.