Acknowledging that territory is an essential resource for sustainable development, SPI combines its skills in innovation with skills traditionally associated with spatial planning.
Thus, SPI has developed differentiated projects in specific areas, such as strategic planning, territorial development and cohesion, spatial planning and urbanism, urban rehabilitation, housing, climate change, decarbonisation, tourism, natural heritage, culture and many more.
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