Assessment of DNSH compliance and climate impact: Key to successful use of OP TAK subsidies

The Operational Programme Technologies and Applications for Competitiveness (OP TAK) offers a wide range of funding opportunities for projects that support innovation and business development. One of the key requirements for obtaining these grants is compliance with the "Do No Significant Harm" (DNSH) principle and the assessment of the climate impact of projects. How can you ensure that your project meets these criteria and receives the necessary funding? We bring you the solution.

what is the DNSH principle?

The DNSH principle, or "do no significant harm" principle, is a principle that ensures that funded projects do not lead to significant environmental damage. It is a key factor in the assessment of projects funded by EU funds, including OP TAK.

OUR SERVICES: DNSH AND CLIMATE IMPACT ASSESSMENT

We offer expert services in the field of DNSH assessment and climate impact assessment for projects supported by OP TAK. If you are planning a project under OP TAK and need to ensure that it meets all environmental requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our services will not only help you obtain the necessary funding, but also contribute to the sustainable development of your project.