Ecoscan SA has extensive experience of carrying out studies on a large scale (mainly in French-speaking Switzerland, but also occasionally in other countries). The firm's methodology favours a flexible, rapid and multidisciplinary approach, offering a broad capacity for analysis. Our main areas of activity are taking account of the environment and sustainable development in the following sectors : • Town and country planning • Transport infrastructures • Industrial sites and sectoral studies relating to : • Protection from noise • Protection from non-ionising radiation • Protection of natural environments Ecoscan's office stands out for : • A wealth of experience as an environmental generalist, enabling us to deal with the major environmental issues (water management, air, noise, soil, nature and landscape, waste landscape, waste, polluted sites); • A methodology adapted to the problem (choice and mastery of tools and studies; processing of data and indicators); • Experience in sustainable development, enabling us to understand the issues specific to each specific to each project through an adapted strategic analysis (economic, social and environmental approach); • Its experience in large-scale territorial studies (communities, conurbations, urban communities, regions and cross-border regions) and in integrating the environment into spatial planning; • A command of IT tools that enable large quantities of data to be processed and represented on a global scale (geographic information systems, environmental mapping, observatories and indicators). • Individual tailored to each specific context and situation, with the emphasis on finding practical, reliable solutions to the customer's problems, quality of life and sustainable development ; • Particular attention to information, dialogue, consultation and consultation between the various parties involved in a project: project manager, designers, experts, authorities, the general public and environmental associations ; • Its mastery of procedures thanks to its in-depth knowledge of legal requirements and its command of the complexity of the multiple procedures involved in land-use planning and the environment; • Is totally independent of any pressure group, non-governmental association, supplier or any other interest group.