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We promote the achievement of sustainable development goals and the fight against climate change in all aspects of our business: industrial and energy solutions, urban planning, mobility and construction, support for resource efficiency and biodiversity, and strategy work. Reaching ambitious goals is made possible by Sweco’s best experts in the field as well as the use of the latest digital technologies.

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Finnish parkin in spring time. Cherry trees in blossom.

What makes a neighborhood cozy?

Why do some neighborhoods feel more inviting and enjoyable than others? The answer goes beyond architecture and infrastructure. In this blog, Jani Päivänen explores how walkability, nature, local services and everyday social interactions come together to create places where people genuinely enjoy living. Through examples from different Helsinki neighborhoods, he reveals what urban comfort looks and feels like in everyday life. Learn more

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Playground safety in housing companies

A new Finnish law on consumer service safety has raised questions about housing company playgrounds and the responsibilities that come with them. While the core safety requirements remain largely unchanged, the rules place greater emphasis on documentation, inspections and accountability. In this blog, Jenni Määttä explains what housing companies need to know, what has changed in practice, and how to ensure playgrounds remain safe and compliant. Learn more

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From data excellence to real client impact 

At Sweco, data and analytics are essential and practical tools that help our clients design, build and operate projects more effectively and efficiently. This is reflected both in Sweco Group’s recent Data & Analytics (D&A) maturity assessment and in our everyday project work.  Learn more

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