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DNSH Assessment & Climate Proofing
We’ll help you draft your DNSH and Climate Proofing reports so you can submit your project in compliance with the call for proposals’ requirements.
- Access funding without restrictions related to DNSH requirements
- Meet the deadlines for calls for proposals by quickly preparing the required documentation
- Reduce the risk of errors or exclusion from the call for proposals
- We will get back to you within 24 hours
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- No commitment, just a conversation
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DNSH Assessment & Compliance Support
The DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle stems from the EU Taxonomy and requires demonstrating that a project does not cause significant harm to the six European environmental objectives (climate, circular economy, water resources, pollution, biodiversity).
For many companies—often small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—that participate in NRRP, regional, or European calls for proposals, compliance with the DNSH principle is a necessary requirement for accessing funding. In fact, these calls for proposals require applicants to demonstrate compliance with the DNSH principle and to prepare a Climate Proofing Report.
Ollum provides DNSH compliance services and support companies in the key activities required by the calls for proposals, including:
- Preparation of the DNSH report and the DNSH declaration required by the call for proposals
- Preparation of the project ‘s Climate Proofing Report
- analysis of the project’s environmental impacts in relation to the six objectives of the EU Taxonomy
- DNSH certification by a licensed technician
- Assistance in obtaining DNSH certification ( certificate of compliance with DNSH) from accredited third-party organizations, where required
Why getting help from a DNSH Expert?
Working with an expert consultant in DNSH assessment offers several benefits:
Reducing the Risk of Being Excluded from Funding
DNSH analysis requires specific environmental analyses and the ability to demonstrate that the project does not cause significant harm to the six environmental objectives of the EU Taxonomy. Ollum consultants assist the company with data collection, impact analysis, and the preparation of the required technical reports.
Proper Handling of Required Documentation
Many calls for proposals require proof DNSH compliance, as well as the preparation of a technical report and a declaration of compliance with DNSH. Our consultants can assist you in properly preparing this documentation.
Compliance with the Call for Proposals Deadlines
PNRR calls for proposals and European funds have specific deadlines and often very tight timeframes for preparing technical documentation. Thanks to our experience in similar cases, our consultants will help you speed up the preparation of the DNSH report and the climate assessment.
What steps are involved in our DNSH compliance service?
Let’s now take a look at the steps involved in our support for demonstrating compliance with the DNSH principle:
1. Analysis of the call for proposals and the project
Let’s analyze the call for proposals and the company’s project to identify the applicable DNSH requirements and determine what environmental information must be demonstrated.
2. Data Collection and DNSH Assessment
We assist the company in collecting the necessary technical and environmental data and assess the project’s impacts in relation to the six environmental objectives of the EU Taxonomy.
3. Preparation of technical documentation
We will prepare the DNSH report, the Climate Proofing Report, and the DNSH compliance declaration—the documents required to participate in the call for proposals.
4. Verification and Support for DNSH Certification
We provide the necessary DNSH certification by a qualified technician and assist the company in obtaining certification of compliance with the DNSH principle from accredited third-party organizations, when required.
In what other cases is compliance with DNSH required?
The DNSH principle is also used within the context of the EU Taxonomy. In this context, it primarily concerns large companies subject to the CSRD, which must assess whether their economic activities are eligible and aligned with the Taxonomy, while also verifying compliance with the DNSH principle. In this case, we invite you to consult our service dedicated to support for alignment with the EU Taxonomy.
Where do we work?
We offer DNSH consulting services throughout Italy and internationally, thanks in part to our joining the TÜV AUSTRIA Group.
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Whether you have a question about our services, a general inquiry, a partnership proposal, or simply want a free initial consultation with an expert in the DNSH principle to understand how we can support you: feel free to contact us with no obligation!
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Diego Ferrante, QHSE of Gruppo Trasporti Romagna
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Ollum assist companies in preparing ESG documentation for NRRP calls for proposals?
Yes, Ollum has assisted numerous companies in preparing the ESG documentation required to participate in NRRP calls for proposals and other European funding programs. The key requirement in these contexts is demonstrating compliance with the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle. Ollum prepares the Climate Proofing report by applying the European Commission’s Technical Guidelines for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure 2021–2027 (CELEX: 52021XC0916(03)) and the 2021–2027 National Guidelines for Climate Proofing, which define their application in the Italian context.
