Stormwater, river and watercourse advisory services
From city-wide strategies to documentation for specific investments.
Stormwater in the city is a valuable resource. We help cities organise stormwater management at the strategic, technical, institutional, and formal levels. We develop strategies, investment programmes, concepts, and documentation needed for project planning, management of urban retention and drainage systems, and securing funding. We support local governments in developing the best solutions, advise on improving institutional arrangements, and help cities make decisions related to safety, retention, rainwater use, and climate adaptation.
We work where several perspectives must be combined at the same time: flood risk, drought mitigation, cost efficiency, formal requirements, and the city’s actual organisational capacity. As a result, the local authority receives not just a document, but a practical action plan that can be implemented.
The city gains
- clear investment priorities,
- better preparation for funding calls and administrative decisions,
- a coherent direction of action instead of chaotic interventions.
Let’s talk about a stormwater management strategy that will translate into concrete investment decisions. Our company’s expert in this field is Jacek.
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FAQ
How should a city prepare a stormwater management strategy?
The strategy should start with diagnosing the main problems, analyzing the catchment, assessing risks, reviewing available data, and setting investment and organizational priorities.
When does a city need advisory support on stormwater management?
Most often when there are local flooding issues, missing system data, a need to prepare an investment project, or no clear plan for securing funding.
Does the advisory service also cover rivers, watercourses, and small urban streams?
Yes, especially when a watercourse affects flood safety, spatial planning, retention, or environmental conditions, or when river restoration or blue-green infrastructure related to a stream, river, or creek is planned.