HydroTerre Consultants, Inc. (HTC), in its early years of corporate existence, has already gained a wide range of experience and demonstrated its technical capability in providing consultancy services notwithstanding the fact that it started full-time corporate operations only in 1993. As a firm, HTC has now been involved in a number of water and land resources development projects for various important clients in the Philippines and abroad, a clear manifestation of clients' growing acceptance and confidence on HTC's competence as engineering consultants and as a partner in development.

Some project involvements and experience include the following:

»	OECF (now JBIC) – assisted Agrarian Reform Infrastructure Support Project, Phase 2, of the Department of Agrarian Reform, Philippines. With the successful implementation of ARISP Phase 1, DAR extended the provision of more support services to a next phase covering more agrarian reform communities. Irrigation – rehabilitation and construction of 137 new communal irrigation projects, farm-to-market roads – construction of 766.4 km new and existing barangay roads, rural water supply – 23 units of Level I and 43 units of Level II, institutional development of farmer’s associations and cooperatives, and mobilization of credit, extension and market linkages services.
»	JBIC – assisted Casecnan Multi-purpose Irrigation and Power Project – Irrigation Component under the Central Luzon Irrigation Project: Project review, detailed design, and construction supervision to develop new irrigation area covering 30,500 hectares and rehabilitation of 103,000 hectares of the Upper Pampanga River Integrated Irrigation System of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) tapping the additional water resources from the Casecnan transbasin diversion scheme. Improvement of O&M thru participatory approach programs between NIA and the irrigators associations.
»	Dam Safety Inspection Study, Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID) and Tenaga National Bhd (TNB) of Malaysia. The study covered two multi-purpose reservoir dam schemes, the Kenyir storage dam in Terengganu State and the Muda, Pedu and Ahning storage dams in Kedah State. HTC worked with a Malaysian consulting firm in the review of the probable maximum flood and assessment of the spillway design capacity to validate the safety of the structures; provided hydrologic training to DID and TNB engineers.
»	Safety Inspection of Kenyir Dam, Terengganu State, Malaysia, operated by TNB. Hydropower storage dam with a height of 155 meters undergoes periodic safety inspection and review. Review of dam hydrology which included updating the spillway design inflow hydrograph based on new probable maximum precipitation, checking the adequacy of the spillway and training of client’s technical staff. « next »