Environmental Services

JDA appointed PDCOR for Transaction Advisory Services to rejuvenate the Dravyavati River (Amanisha Nallah) on a Swiss Challenge basis. The project encompasses course correction, sewerage interception, treatment, and waterfront development. By improving the natural drainage system and protecting against floods, the project curbs groundwater deterioration and positively impacts about 30 lakh residents of Jaipur. It is currently under implementation.

Working with the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, PDCOR prepared Detailed Reports and Action Plans to stop the discharge of polluted water into key water bodies including Meja, Rajsamand, Jaisamand, Udaisagar, Jait Sagar Dam, Jawai, Kota Barrage, and Kanota Dam. Submitted in November 2015, these suggested plans aim to restore water quality and have a significant positive impact on the ecology and environment of the State.

Following a CPCB assessment identifying industrial clusters in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Pali, and Bhiwadi as critically polluted, RIICO mandated PDCOR to prepare comprehensive pollution abatement action plans. Final plans for all four clusters were submitted in March 2013 through RSPCB. These plans aim to secure CPCB approval to lift the moratorium and create a healthier environment by significantly reducing industrial pollution.