We advise city and state governments that want to bring an industrial hub to their municipality: from surveying the population to industry in operation.
I want a hub in my cityFor public officials
Solutions to attract revenue, create jobs, organize the municipal master plan and leave a development legacy for the city.
New industries expand the municipality's ISS, IPTU and ICMS tax base.
Direct and indirect jobs for families in the city and across the region.
A hub aligned with the Master Plan and zoning, with organized urban growth.
A structuring project that transforms the municipality's socioeconomic future.
How we start
STEP 01
The first step is a survey in the city. We find out how residents rate the municipal administration and what they need most, what they complain about most and what they want most.
STEP 02
We present the results to the municipality with a clear statistical reading: where the opportunities are, which sectors have synergy with the region and how much community support there is for a new hub.
STEP 03
Based on the diagnosis, we present CARTUN's solution for hire: the hub design, the legal and territorial roadmap, the business model and the company attraction strategy.
STEP 04
We handle all the administrative and legalization work for the development and go out to the industries, so the hub launches with confirmed anchor companies and creates jobs from day one.
What we deliver
A complete regional development ecosystem, carried out with municipal, state and federal bodies.
Technical mapping of the municipality's socioeconomic base, logistics corridors and resources to identify the sectors with the greatest synergy: logistics, manufacturing, agribusiness or energy.
Scientific sample surveys to understand public perception and job expectations and reduce resistance, ensuring community alignment.
Identification of strategic sites connected to the main logistics corridors of Northeast Brazil: ports, federal highways, railways, power and water.
Full legal and administrative management: from the public-interest decree and appraisal reports to fair compensation, shielding the project against future disputes.
Permits, urban zoning, environmental licenses (LP, LI and LO) and incentive applications with municipal, state and federal bodies, such as Sudene.
Justification, feasibility study and drafting of the bill, with support from political coordination to enactment. See the step-by-step below.
Negotiation of IPTU, ISS or ICMS tax exemptions and structuring of Public-Private Partnerships to speed up external infrastructure works.
An active link between government, which provides the land and incentives, and the private sector, which secures investment and jobs.
Promoting the city's logistics advantages at chambers of commerce, industrial trade fairs and business rounds.
Industrial hub bill
Turning the hub into a legal reality takes technical preparation, political dialogue and public participation. We support the Executive branch and the City Council at every step.
Presenting the bill at the City Council
Governance and compliance
Our work involves expropriations, public opinion and government. That is why ethics, legal compliance, transparency with landowners and social responsibility in research guide every step.
Full environmental licensing (LP, LI and LO), wastewater treatment and impact mitigation before construction begins.
Public-interest decrees, property appraisal reports and open negotiation, with fair compensation for owners.
Relations with government guided by legality, following the formal procedures of the Executive, committees and the council floor.
Sample surveys with scientific methodology, respect for respondents and honest reading of results.
Zoning, Master Plan, permits and filings handled with municipal, state and federal bodies.
Public hearings with business owners, unions and residents' associations to ensure community alignment.
Responsible expropriation
Well-run expropriation processes protect the owner, the municipality and the companies that will set up.
Review of the Master Plan, zoning and the real need to expropriate the area.
Drafting of the municipal or state decree with technical and legal grounds.
Property valuation as the basis for transparent negotiation.
Direct dialogue with owners and fair compensation, shielding the project against future legal disputes.
Structuring land titles and subdividing the industrial lots.
