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One short form covers everything — a complimentary initial screening, a consultation, or a partnership, pilot-site or investment enquiry. Just pick what you need.
What Kavida offers
From complimentary initial screening to measured pilot and evidence-led deployment.
Kavida helps clients and partners move from understanding the site's water balance to site-specific design, monitored validation and evidence-led implementation.
Complimentary initial screening
What the initial screening is designed to do
The screening is a short suitability review using customer-provided information. It is not a full water-balance assessment, detailed design or pilot recommendation.
Initial screening outcome
A clear decision on whether to investigate further
- Whether the site appears suitable for further Kavida assessment
- Obvious constraints, opportunities and important information gaps visible from the material provided
- Whether a paid desktop assessment is recommended as the next step
- The information and scope likely to be needed for that next stage
- If commissioned: the paid desktop assessment develops a preliminary water balance, identifies key constraints and can recommend a pilot where appropriate
Information that may support a later paid desktop assessment
You do not need all of this for the complimentary initial screening. If the screening indicates a good fit, these items can make a later paid desktop assessment more useful.
1. Property Information
- Property location and boundaries
- Site area, topography, and terrain characteristics
- Aerial imagery and available site plans
- Current and historical land use information
2. Land Use & Vegetation
- Cropping, orchard, grazing, forestry, or mixed land-use activities
- Vegetation types and ground-cover extent
- Planting density and production systems
- Areas exhibiting land degradation or reduced productivity
3. Water Resources & Irrigation
- Existing water sources and supply infrastructure
- Irrigated areas and irrigation methods
- Annual water demand and usage patterns
- Water-related operational costs where available
4. Soil & Hydrology
- Soil type and profile characteristics
- Infiltration, permeability, and drainage behaviour
- Soil compaction, erosion, salinity, or sodicity constraints
- Runoff generation, flooding, or waterlogging issues
5. Existing Water Infrastructure
- Dams, ponds, reservoirs, and storage tanks
- Irrigation and drainage networks
- Water conveyance and distribution systems
- Approximate storage capacities
6. Supporting Information
- Site photographs
- Rainfall and climate records
- Water-use and irrigation data
- Existing soil, drainage, flood, or environmental assessments or any known issues
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