GPPA has conducted more than 50 geo-referenced aerial photographic surveys in different regions of the country, covering a combined surface area of over. 155,000 ha.
GPPA has made 15 LIDAR surveys in different regions of the country, covering an area of 30,152 ha.
The company has made more than 307 characterization, zoning and environmental impact assessment studies for tourism projects, power generation, roads and fiber optic installations, as well as diagnostic studies and environmental audits, studies on environmental and protected area legislation, among other development sectors, as well as studies in 16 states within the Mexican Republic.
100% of the environmental impact studies, studies relating to changing forest land use, and management programs conducted by GPPA, have been authorized by SEMARNAT.
The tourism projects assessed by GPPA, have been considered and published as sustainable models by SEMARNAT.
GPPA has collaborated and assessed environmental themes and sustainability for strategic projects within the tourism sector in Mexico.
GPPA, with the help of SEMARNAT, the Government of Quintana Roo, and the private sector, published in 2014 the book: “The Evaluation of Environmental Impact: A Guide for Tourism Project in Coastal Zones”.
Tourism projects assessed by GPPA have been considered as sustainable models by the Federal Government (of Mexico).
The management and advice given by GPPA and its partners, has been involved in the authorization of more than 142,000 rooms, 10 golf courses and 7 marinas.
Rainforest Alliance has recognized tourism projects advised on by GPPA as the first in Latin America to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria.
he World Tourism Organization awarded the international Ulysses prize (Sustainable and Responsible Development) to the Mayakoba project, which was advised on by GPPA.
GPPA and the Government of Quintana Roo have driven initiatives on the integrated management of coastal zones and climate change adaptation projects.
GPPA has been consulted by SEMARNAT on its evaluation process and decision-making in strategic investment projects for the country.
GPPA counseled the Interamerican Bank in the preparation of environmental criteria for the Assessment Technical File for Tourism Projects Sustainability (Tourism Sustainability Scorecard) based on the Sustainable Tourism Global Criteria.
GPPA has conducted more than 50 geo-referenced aerial photographic surveys in different regions of the country, covering a combined surface area of over. 155,000 ha.
GPPA has made 15 LIDAR surveys in different regions of the country, covering an area of 30,152 ha.
The company has made more than 307 characterization, zoning and environmental impact assessment studies for tourism projects, power generation, roads and fiber optic installations, as well as diagnostic studies and environmental audits, studies on environmental and protected area legislation, among other development sectors, as well as studies in 16 states within the Mexican Republic.
100% of the environmental impact studies, studies relating to changing forest land use, and management programs conducted by GPPA, have been authorized by SEMARNAT.
The tourism projects assessed by GPPA, have been considered and published as sustainable models by SEMARNAT.
GPPA has collaborated and assessed environmental themes and sustainability for strategic projects within the tourism sector in Mexico.
GPPA, with the help of SEMARNAT, the Government of Quintana Roo, and the private sector, published in 2014 the book: “The Evaluation of Environmental Impact: A Guide for Tourism Project in Coastal Zones”.
Tourism projects assessed by GPPA have been considered as sustainable models by the Federal Government (of Mexico).
The management and advice given by GPPA and its partners, has been involved in the authorization of more than 142,000 rooms, 10 golf courses and 7 marinas.
Rainforest Alliance has recognized tourism projects advised on by GPPA as the first in Latin America to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria.
he World Tourism Organization awarded the international Ulysses prize (Sustainable and Responsible Development) to the Mayakoba project, which was advised on by GPPA.
GPPA and the Government of Quintana Roo have driven initiatives on the integrated management of coastal zones and climate change adaptation projects.
GPPA has been consulted by SEMARNAT on its evaluation process and decision-making in strategic investment projects for the country.
GPPA counseled the Interamerican Bank in the preparation of environmental criteria for the Assessment Technical File for Tourism Projects Sustainability (Tourism Sustainability Scorecard) based on the Sustainable Tourism Global Criteria.
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