Water resilience and drought management plan

Drought is not improvised: it is managed with thresholds decided in advance, not with restrictions decided the same week. We define the scenarios, the triggers and the measures, and set out in writing who decides what.

What's included

• Balance of resources and demand, and analysis of supply security.
• Availability scenarios and definition of thresholds and activation indicators.
• Drought stage framework with measures graded by phase.
• Saving measures, leakage reduction and efficiency of use.
• Alternative resources: reuse, water reclamation, backup wells and interconnections.
• Activation protocol, governance and communication to users.

When you need it

• You operate in a basin with declared or recurrent restrictions.
• A drought episode has constrained production or supply.
• You have to approve or review the drought emergency plan.
• You want to know how far you can cut consumption before it affects operations.

How we work

We combine hydrology and process knowledge: we do not propose savings that would stop the plant, nor measures a municipality could not enforce. The thresholds are tied to public, verifiable indicators.