Comprehensive Water Management Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

CWMS (Comprehensive Water Management Solutions Pvt. Ltd.) designs, plans and implements water management solutions. It does this by integrating various water resources using appropriate technology and at an optimal cost.
Vision:
To provide sustainable integrated water management solutions at optimal cost to ensure water availability.
Mission:
• To understand the water availability and usage in comprehensive manner for any given situation.
The company commenced operation on 15th May 2008 and is headed by Ms Jyoti Panse, who is an experienced Architect.
Concept of Water Management:
Water management is a practice of planning, development, distribution and optimum utilization of water resources. Plan is based on available supply and demand, without disturbing the ‘natural balance’. In this, four major sources are considered - rain water, ground water, storm water and waste water. If we consider all the water together and put to use for different purposes like for drinking, washing, hand wash, sanitation, industrial processes, landscaping as per its available quantity and quality , we will never face water shortage.
Water is a scarce resource. Now the time has come to plan our water carefully. Check with the available resources, its demand and plan it accordingly- recharge, reuse and recycle.
Intelligent Planning will enable us to ensure water availability throughout the year.
We work on following types of projects:
Residential Complexes, Institutional Campuses, Industrial Projects, Hotels, Towns and Cities.
Water:
Water is life for all living things. Water is as essential as air. Economic progress has led to better living standards which has further resulted into higher levels of water consumption. Therefore we must plan our water for continuous and quality supply.
• Fresh water constitutes only 0.8 % of world's supply.
• Only 30% of world's population have guaranteed supply of treated water. Remaining 70% depend on bore-wells and other sources of water.
• Only 80% of all diseases in the developing world is related to unsafe water.
Source of all water on earth is precipitation or rain. The growing global concern is that the demand for water will outpace it's supply, largely because of urbanization and industrialization. This necessitates an urgent need for reliable assessment - plan, reuse and recycle this valuable resource to the fullest and fulfil the demand without wasting a single drop.