The principle DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) derives from the EU Taxonomy and requires proof that a project does not significantly harm the six European environmental objectives (climate, circular economy, water, pollution, biodiversity).

For many companies, often SMEs, participating in NRP, regional or European calls, compliance with the DNSH is a prerequisite for access to funding. Calls for tenders require proof of compliance with the DNSH principle and to prepare a Climate Verification Report.

Ollum offers DNSH consulting and supports companies in the main activities required by the tenders, including:

• drafting of the DNSH report and the DNSH declaration required by the call
• drafting of the Climate Verification Report of the project
• analysis of the environmental impacts of the project against the six objectives of the EU Taxonomy
• DNSH asseveration by a qualified technician
• support in obtaining DNSH certification (proof of DNSH compliance) at accredited third-party bodies, where required

Relying on a expert consultant in DNSH and climate verification provides several advantages:

• Reducing the risk of exclusion from funding
  DNSH verification requires specific environmental analysis and the ability to demonstrate that the project does not significantly harm the six environmental objectives of the EU Taxonomy. Ollum consultants support the company in collecting data, analysing impacts and preparing the required technical reports.
• Correct handling of required documentation
  Many funding schemes require to demonstrate the compliance with DNSH and the preparation of a technical DNSH report. Our consultants can assist you in preparing this documentation correctly.
• Compliance with the deadlines of the call
  European funding schemes often have strict deadlines and very short timeframes for preparing technical documentation. Thanks to our experience in similar cases, our consultants will enable you to speed up the preparation of the DNSH report and the climate audit.