Nemus has recently reached a new stage in its internationalization process, with the awarding of a new project in the “country of a thousand hills”, Rwanda. With completion date scheduled for the end of October, the first project by Nemus …

NEMUS is starting a new project in Brazil, which will be developed for the Ministry of the Environment, specifically for the Secretariat of Water Resources and Environmental Quality. The project consists in the elaboration of the prognosis and aids for …

The Government of Mozambique has just approved (29th of November) the National Strategy for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+). This document is based on the assessment made by Nemus (in consortium with the local company BETA) on …

Nemus’ Non-Technical Summary (NTS) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the “Jerónimo Martins Industrial Milk Unit” is one of five candidates to the “Best NTS award” 2016, granted by the Portuguese Association of Impact Assessment. NTS is the golden …

The new São Francisco River Basin Management Plan, made by Nemus (see project in here) was approved unanimously, by the members of the Committee of the river basin, on the 15th of September. The São Francisco river is 3,000 km long …

Nemus’ team is multidisciplinary and very dynamic. At Nemus biologists and engineers work side by side, as well as architects and archaeologists, geographers and economists, social scientists and designers, experts in planning and geologists, experts in water resources… Working at …

There is an important natural region in Brazil, where the largest national rivers have their water springs, and that has been strongly deforested. If you guessed Amazon, guess again. It’s the cerrado. If it’s the first time you hear about …

The development by Nemus of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the Improvement Project of the Accessibility to the town of Povoação in the São Miguel island, for the Tourism and Transport Regional Secretariat of Azores, is currently underway. The …

Last February saw the beginning of the socioeconomic surveys of the protected areas of Mozambique, implemented by Nemus under the MozBio project, which is financed by the World Bank. The consolidation and restructuring program for the Nature Conservation Areas – …

Last February in San José, Nemus signed a new contract with SENARA, the institute which regulates the exploitation of groundwater in Costa Rica. It refers to a project to optimize groundwater exploitation in the Central Valley area of Costa Rica, …