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Drainage and wastewater management planning
- Strategic context and planning objectives
- Risk-based screening
- Baseline risk and vulnerability assessment (BRAVA)
- Problem characterization
- Options appraisal and development
- Programme appraisal
- DWMP documentation
Strategic context and planning objectives
In the realm of drainage and wastewater projects, our focus lies in comprehending the diverse demands exerted on systems encompassing drainage, treatment, and environmental capacity. This understanding is meticulously cultivated over time through various methodologies, ensuring our clients receive meticulously formulated planning objectives.
Risk-based screening
Our extensive experience in the sector empowers us to furnish clients with specialized services, aiding in the identification and evaluation of risk-based indicators during the screening of water catchments. This approach serves to minimize the environmental impact of projects on both the local population and wildlife.
BRAVA
BRAVA, a key component of our service portfolio, allows us to communicate the baseline performance of drainage systems to clients. This knowledge equips them to maintain consistent drainage levels, even in scenarios where wastewater exceeds normal thresholds.
Problem characterisation
The DWMP problem characterization assessment, akin to established WRMP processes, assists clients in understanding the nature and complexity of potential issues. We employ tools such as water quality flow and load surveys to address these concerns effectively.
Audit and assurance of DWMPs
Recognizing the paramount importance of audit and assurance processes, the DWMP framework underscores their significance in ensuring the quality control of DWMP work and outputs. This assurance not only instils confidence in regulators and stakeholders but also affirms adherence to the recommended guidelines throughout the entire process.















