BETWA is a tributary of Yamuna whose evolving floodplains have shaped the ecosystems of central India for millennia.
BETWA is a tributary of Yamuna whose evolving floodplains have shaped the ecosystems of central India for millennia.
Bettering Environmental Technology and Water Advisory (Betwa)'s vision is an India where water is managed scientifically, locally, and sustainably.
We aim to:
We partner with governments, development agencies, researchers, and communities to improve groundwater management, irrigation planning, and water security at basin, state, and local scales.
At BETWA, we are dedicated to bridge the gap between data and decisions that address water security for current and future generations.
Our team of experienced environmental consultants has a wide range of expertise in water management, WASH, geohydrology and communities
We offer a variety of services, including CSRs in water , WASH , groundwater compliance, and sustainability consulting.
Aditya Vikram Jain
Tibor Stigter
IHE Delft Institute for Water Education
Siddharth Rathore
University of Delhi
Shivani Agarwal
Upasana Negi
Mayank Kumar Chauhan
Danish Ali
At Bettering Environmental Technology and Water Advisory, we help stakeholders to understand their landscape, the water math and a wholistic report card with a set of solutions.
We offer wide range of groundwater services including hydrogeological studies, Data analysis using AI, Geophysical surveys and industrial compliance reports.
Empathy is one of our core value. We help systems to understand the behavior patterns in WASH, implement WASH solution and improvise.
We offer detailed understanding and step by step methodology to understand water dependent mountain ecosystem. BETWA has wide experience in Indian Himalayas
BETWA uses modelling to understand how water moves across land and underground, combining rainfall, runoff, and aquifer data to identify root causes of water issues. This enables the design of targeted, science-based solutions tailored to local climate, geology, and land use.
BETWA uses satellite data to monitor climate, water, and agriculture by analyzing rainfall, soil moisture, vegetation, and land use. This enables data-driven insights for managing water resources and improving agricultural planning.
BETWA monitors water quality using a combination of field sensors, laboratory testing, and data analytics to track key parameters such as pH, turbidity, contaminants, and water quality. This enables timely identification of risks and supports informed decision-making for safe and sustainable water use.
BETWA uses hydrogeophysical methods to map subsurface water systems by measuring physical properties like resistivity and conductivity. This helps identify aquifer boundaries, groundwater availability, and recharge zones, enabling accurate and non-invasive planning of water interventions.
BETWA builds capacity by training government officials, communities, and stakeholders in scientific water management, while also promoting behavior change for sustainable water management, WASH and adaptation.