SGA

AT SGA, WE SPECIALIZE IN MANAGING AND DEVELOPING TRIPLE-IMPACT PROJECTS THAT ALIGN WITH OUR CLIENTS' STRATEGIC AND PROFITABILITY OBJECTIVES.

Our organization is structured around three core operational nodes: Impact, Technical, and Business, which function both independently and collaboratively.

Our scope includes Urban Development projects designed to accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. With a strong emphasis on technological and social innovation, SGA strives to foster a global collaborative innovation ecosystem, focused on creating solutions to the major challenges cities face today.

We design, operate, and certify resilient urban systems. Our interdisciplinary team, in collaboration with various multinational companies, is actively developing tools to manage urban systems by integrating our own developments and offering services to third parties. Our work spans six primary action areas: green infrastructure, environmental impact, social impact, digital services, mobility, and innovation.

PROJECTS:

AGUADUNA, BRAZIL (Living Lab)

Area: 1,000 ha (2,471 acres) Investment: €400M (Phase 1)

Aguaduna aims to enhance urban quality of life and preserve natural and cultural balance through innovation, technology, and connectivity. The development will feature housing, an innovation center, educational and vocational training facilities, and tourist attractions, all integrated with the region’s tropical environment. Only 14% of the land will be allocated for roads and buildings, with 86% reserved as permeable surfaces, including 37% protected areas. Aguaduna will promote sustainable transportation options managed by public software for shared mobility, alongside efficient energy systems powered by renewable sources and comprehensive water resource management.

COMPORTA, PORTUGAL (Sustainable Tourism Focused on Wellbeing and Sports)

Area: 179 ha (440 acres) Investment: €308M

The SAL project integrates two luxury hotels and 70 eco-friendly villas, with a landscape-focused design emphasizing conservation. Through the creation of unique activity hubs, including wellness and sports, we aim to reduce tourism seasonality and boost the local economy.

Stakeholder Management: We strategically manage stakeholder groups, coordinating efforts between property owners, investors, and regulators to align objectives and maximize development sustainability. This effective collaboration facilitates informed decision-making and optimizes benefits for all parties, ensuring the project’s viability and positive impact on the local community.

MURCIA, SPAIN (Longevity)

Area: 300 ha (740 acres) Investment: Tbd

Set in a pollution-free environment with diverse land uses to foster various revenue opportunities and local development, the Murcia project centers around three main pillars:

Socioeconomic Impact: Creation of a Health and Longevity Center, with research facilities focused on diagnostics, treatment, rehabilitation, preventive health, and rejuvenation.

Climate Change Mitigation: Low environmental impact, with optimal land use and solar energy capture capabilities.

Environmental Regeneration: Implementation of environmental regeneration mechanisms, including reforestation and innovative water capture methods, to support full ecological recovery.