About Our Company
The Best Rain Water Harvesting Company in Kerala.
Sustainable Development Associates is a group of practitioners who are promoting Rain Water Harvesting, Biogas (Renewable Energy Promotion) and Smokeless Chulah. We commenced implementing Rainwater Harvesting Units and Biogas Plants against demand from 2000 and have 25 years of experience. We have work experience in the States of Kerala, Karnataka, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh.
Relevance of Rainwater Harvesting in Kerala
Kerala is blessed with 3000 mm of annual rainfall and is ideal for domestic institutional and community level rain water harvesting. Kerala’s climatic calendar is divided into roughly six months of rainfall and six months of summer. Another influencing factor in the habitation pattern of Kerala is its disbursed rural settlements based on homesteads. The density of population in Kerala is one of the highest in India. Kerala’s westward sloping topography, high rainfall, high runoff, high dependence on wells to source domestic water, rapid rurbanization, deforestation, and changing land use patterns have further reduced groundwater recharge. To this must be added the second-generation sanitation issues in Kerala. Therefore, rainwater harvesting is highly relevant as a sustainable solution to conserve water, replenish aquifers, and to ensure year-round availability of water to meet domestic water needs.
Our Services
Offering the Best SDA Services
Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting
Water Storage Ferro Cement Tank
Biogas Plant
Ground Water Recharging
Rainwater Harvesting and Drinking Water Scarcity
Rainwater harvesting has made it practical and possible to settle down at any terrain and location in Kerala. Tens of thousands of households in Kerala have adopted rainwater harvesting to achieve water security in the State of Kerala
Renewable Energy and Biogas
Relevance in the context of Kerala
Kerala is blessed with 3000 mm of annual rainfall and is ideal for domestic institutional and community level rain water harvesting. Kerala’s climatic calendar is divided into roughly six months of rainfall and six months of summer. Another influencing factor in the habitation pattern of Kerala is its disbursed rural settlements based on homesteads.
The density of population in Kerala is one of the highest in India. Kerala’s westward sloping topography, high rainfall, high runoff, high dependence on wells to source domestic water, rapid rurbanization, deforestation, and changing land use patterns have further reduced groundwater recharge.
To this must be added the second-generation sanitation issues in Kerala. Therefore, rainwater harvesting is highly relevant as a sustainable solution to conserve water, replenish aquifers, and to ensure year-round availability of water to meet domestic water needs.
Meet Our Team
Passionate, Proactive and Expert
Vattakunnel, Beemanady, Kasaragod
Mandapam, Chittarikkal, Kasaragod
Arinkallu, Balal, Kasaragod
Vellarikundu, Kasaragod
Plachikkara, Kasaragod
Vellarikundu, Kasaragod