We support the development of economic initiatives that have a significant impact on their surroundings and require solutions to efficiently and sustainably manage resources while minimizing environmental and social risks.

In this regard, territorial solutions for areas such as mining, energy, and agriculture are tools that facilitate decision-making for the various stakeholders involved in a project, including companies, authorities, communities, and civil society.

These solutions are based on spatial analysis of economic, social, environmental, and technical data, allowing the identification of the most suitable areas for productive activities as well as the necessary mitigation and compensation measures. Additionally, they promote dialogue and participation among different interest groups, contributing to trust and legitimacy for the projects.

All of this helps improve the profitability and sustainability of the company and reduce frictions or interferences between operational processes and new projects.

We facilitate the coordination of territorial information by providing systematized, analyzed data customized to the requirements of our clients’ internal stakeholders.

We provide executives with the information they need to make decisions regarding:

Territorial conflicts, constraints, or interferences.

Prospective analysis of potential interferences.

Land scarcity for new infrastructure that ensures the future viability of the business.

PTU brings experience and capability to help view territorial dynamics as business opportunities, raising alerts about conditions that may affect the business and its surroundings.

We ensure users have quick and simplified access to all necessary data and provide different views of the same information according to the type of user requiring it.

In the studies in which PTU participates, we systematize territorial information and generate customized analyses according to the problem presented.

1.- Formulation of Questions: This is the starting point of each service and translates into objectives and expected outcomes. (Can this be phrased differently?)

2.- Data Archaeology: Identifying information sources and characterizing these sources. The goal is to find inputs that contribute to addressing the initially formulated objectives.

3.- Information Processing: Systematizing the information.

4.- Database: Building systematized information to answer the formulated questions.

5.- Spatial Expression: Representing systematized information on the territory.

6.- Visualizing Potential Territorial Conflicts: Providing territorialized information and databases that address the initially formulated questions.

7.- Action Plan: Ensuring that the results of our solutions allow decision-makers to implement measures.

Our solutions allow for the timely identification of territorial conflicts that can translate into cost overruns or risks for active projects or operations.
To achieve this, we generate various types of information, at different levels and scales of depth, on productive, environmental, land tenure, or legal issues. We process all these topics in the formats required by our clients, providing risk analysis reports or critical variable reports as needed.

Recuadro

Costs generated by the lack of coordination of territorial information:
a.- Cost of redoing engineering studies because projects couldn’t be carried out where originally planned.
b.- Cost of relocating facilities due to incorrect placement.
c.- Opportunity cost of production due to work or facility stoppage for not having the necessary authorizations.
d.- Costs of redoing works or projects due to changes in territorial regulations.