- Assess sustainable strategies
- Effective decision-making
- Environmental planning initiatives
At Tygron, we recognize that as an Environmental Planner, you need full control of your data and analytics in order to effectively address environmental effects of project.
To support this goal, we have developed the Tygron Platform as a crucial tool for Environmental Planners, facilitating the analysis of key performance indicators (KPIs) such as air and water quality, biodiversity, habitat fragmentation, climate resilience, land use efficiency, and greenhouse gas emissions.
In the face of scattered data silos and varied analysis methods, Environmental Planners often encounter uncertainty when conducting comprehensive environmental assessments.
The Tygron Plan
Be in full control
With supporting over 100 organizations in 20 countries with 30,000 projects, Tygron assists in integrating data streams into the right Key Performance Indicators for your project. This allows you data integration, analyze, and optimize projects and interdisciplinary collaboration for effective decision-making in environmental planning initiatives.
This way, you gain a comprehensive overview of the cumulative environmental effects of multiple projects or activities in a given area, preventing the recommendation of mitigation measures that may not be sufficient to address potential adverse environmental impacts, thus avoiding long-term ecological harm.
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