Catchment Area Management Consultancy

We are dedicated to promoting sustainable water resource management through our consultancy services for the preparation of Catchment Management Plans (CMP), Sub-Catchment Management Plans (SCMP), and Village Level Action Plans (VLAPs):

Catchment Management Plans (CMPs) – We employ an integrated approach that considers the hydrological, ecological, and socio-economic factors affecting the catchment. Our team of experts conducts detailed assessments to understand the water balance, identify sources of pollution, and evaluate the impacts of land use activities
Sub-Catchment Management Plans (SCMPs – SCMPs are tailored to address the specific challenges and opportunities within sub-catchments, which are smaller units within larger catchments. Our consultancy services for SCMPs involve detailed mapping and analysis of sub-catchment characteristics, including topography, soil types, land use patterns, and water quality. We work closely with local stakeholders to identify key issues and develop targeted interventions.

Village Level Action Plans (VLAPs) –
VLAPs are grassroots-level plans that empower communities to manage their water resources sustainably. Our VLAP services involve extensive community engagement and participatory planning processes. We work with village leaders, residents, and local organizations to identify water-related challenges and opportunities at the village level. Through capacity building and training, we equip communities with the knowledge and skills needed to implement sustainable water management practices. VLAPs typically include actions such as rainwater harvesting, construction of check dams, promotion of water-saving agricultural techniques, and initiatives to protect local water sources. By fostering community ownership and involvement, VLAPs help ensure the long-term sustainability of water resource management efforts.

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