Groundwater & water resource surveys
Groundwater table mapping, hydrogeological & aquifer mapping, water sample collection & testing in partnership with NABL-accredited labs, catchment & drainage mapping.
Research & Advisory · Data Collection
Before you commit budget, know what's actually there.
Data collection and feasibility studies are the foundation every other engagement sits on — whether that's a CSR team scoping a village before adoption, a project developer needing statutory EIA baseline data, or a funding agency that needs bankable evidence before it commits. CYARI runs the field surveys and delivers the report before you commit further.
Partners & collaborators
Real reports, delivered to real partners.
Every feasibility study and baseline dataset we deliver is scoped to an actual engagement, for the same partners we work with everywhere else — not a generic template.
JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd.Corporate · Durg, Chhattisgarh
Huber Engineered MaterialsCorporate · GermanyISDSInclusive and Sustainable Development SocietySocial Organization
Parmarth Samaj Sevi SansthanSocial Organization
Society for Development AlternativesSocial Organization
Adarsh Sewa SamitiSocial OrganizationGWCOTGlobal Warming Control Organization TrustSocial Organization
Malaviya National Institute of Technology JaipurResearch InstituteJK Lakshmi Cement Ltd.Corporate · Durg, ChhattisgarhHuber Engineered MaterialsCorporate · GermanyISDSInclusive and Sustainable Development SocietySocial Organization
Parmarth Samaj Sevi SansthanSocial OrganizationSociety for Development AlternativesSocial OrganizationAdarsh Sewa SamitiSocial OrganizationGWCOTGlobal Warming Control Organization TrustSocial Organization
Malaviya National Institute of Technology JaipurResearch InstituteWhy it matters
Committing budget before ground-truth data is how projects fail.
A feasibility study isn't a formality before the real work starts — it's what tells you whether the real work is worth starting at all, and where.
Without a feasibility study
Decisions made on assumption
- Site selected on assumption, not a baseline survey — because there wasn't time or budget for one
- No ground-truth data when an EIA or funder application asks for it
- A DPR that gets rejected as non-bankable because the underlying data won't hold up
- Capital committed before anyone actually confirmed the water, land or social conditions
With a structured feasibility study
Decisions made on evidence
- Rigorous baseline data collected before design work starts, not backfilled after
- Statutory-ready documentation, structured for what a regulator or funder actually asks for
- Site viability confirmed — or ruled out — before budget is committed to it
- One coordinated study across water, social, agricultural and environmental data
What's included
Four survey categories, run separately or as one study.
Most sites need more than one of these. We scope the combination that's actually relevant rather than selling a fixed package.
Socio-economic surveys
Socio-Economic Impact Assessment (SIA) surveys and structured household surveys, sized to a statistically representative sample.
Agriculture & crop-based surveys
Soil testing, land-use and cropping-pattern mapping, crop-based surveys, irrigation source assessment.
Environmental baseline studies
Baseline geology & meteorology studies, structured for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) submission.
Not sure which survey you need?
Our methodology
Five stages, one accountable study.
The same disciplined sequence behind every CYARI engagement, applied to research and feasibility work specifically.
Scope
Define study objectives, parameters and which of the four survey categories are actually relevant to the site.
Collect
Field survey and primary data collection — household surveys, water and soil sampling, groundwater table measurement.
Research
Secondary data and desk research — existing government data, satellite and GIS records, prior studies for the same geography.
Analyze
Feasibility assessment across technical, financial and social viability, including AI-assisted pattern analysis across the collected data.
Report
DPR-ready or EIA-ready documentation and recommendations, delivered against the original scope.
Deliverables
What you actually walk away with.
Feasibility report
Technical, financial and social viability findings, written against the objectives set at the scoping stage.
Baseline datasets
Water, soil, socio-economic and agricultural data in a structured, reusable format — not a PDF you have to re-digitise.
GIS maps
Groundwater potential zones, land-use classification and catchment boundaries, mapped for the specific site.
Statutory-ready documentation
Baseline chapters formatted for EIA submission where the project requires one.
Methodology documentation
Sample size and survey methodology recorded for funder, auditor or regulator review.
Recommendations
What we'd do next — proceed to design and DPR, a full village development plan, or hold, if the site doesn't stack up.
Tools & methods
How the data actually gets collected.
Field measurement & lab testing
Water-level dip meters and piezometers, GIS-based aquifer and water-table contour mapping, and water/soil sample testing in partnership with NABL-accredited labs.
Structured field data collection
Structured household questionnaires, digital field data collection and statistically representative sampling, backed by stakeholder consultations.
Soil & land assessment
Soil health testing (NPK, pH), land-use and cropping-pattern mapping, and farmer/livelihood interviews for crop-based surveys.
GIS, remote sensing & AI-assisted analysis
GIS and remote sensing for catchment delineation, geophysical resistivity surveys for aquifer characterisation, and AI-assisted pattern analysis across collected survey data — flagging anomalies and prioritising sites for field verification, rather than treating every data point as equally uncertain.
Already have data or a report?
Why CYARI
What you're actually engaging, in one place.
One coordinated study, not four vendors
Water, social, agricultural and environmental baseline surveys run as one engagement — no reconciling inconsistent data from separate specialists.
NABL-accredited lab partnerships
Water and soil sample testing results that are legally defensible for regulatory submission and CSR audit trails, not just indicative field readings.
AI-assisted pattern analysis
Anomalies flagged and sites prioritised for field verification across large survey datasets — an analysis aid, not a replacement for it.
Data built for what comes next
Because CYARI also does the design, DPR and village development plan work, field data is structured from day one for what it feeds into.
Field teams, open PAN India
Real presence across Jharkhand, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, and open to work anywhere in India.
Real reports, delivered to real partners
Every study is scoped to an actual engagement and delivered in our working states — not a generic template.
Questions
Before you reach out.
What's the difference between a feasibility study and a village development plan?
A feasibility study answers whether — and how — a site is viable. A Village Development Plan is the full multi-year planning, design, execution and monitoring engagement once that's confirmed. Many engagements start with one and lead into the other.
What survey types do you offer?
Groundwater and hydrogeological mapping, water sample testing via NABL-accredited labs, socio-economic and household surveys, agriculture and crop-based surveys, and environmental baseline studies for EIA.
How long does a feasibility study take?
Typically a few weeks to a few months, depending on scope and site accessibility. A single-site water feasibility study is much faster than a comprehensive multi-sector baseline.
Do you test water and soil samples in-house?
Sample collection and field testing are carried out by our teams. Laboratory testing for statutory-grade results is done in partnership with NABL-accredited labs.
Can this support an EIA submission?
Yes — baseline geology, meteorology and socio-economic data can be structured to meet EIA baseline documentation requirements.
Can you review data or a report we already have?
Yes. Our expert panel reviews existing data and reports for feasibility gaps rather than requiring a study from scratch.
Do you only work in the states CYARI has already worked in?
No — we're not limited to Jharkhand, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. We're open to working PAN India.
What does the AI-assisted analysis actually mean here?
We run pattern analysis across collected survey data to flag anomalies and prioritise sites for field verification, rather than treating every data point as equally uncertain. It's an analysis aid, not a replacement for field verification.
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Start a conversation
Tell us what you're trying to find out.
Share as much or as little as you know right now — the site, the survey type, the timeline. We'll follow up with a scoping call.
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