DNSH and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR)

The Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR) promotes the modernization of the Spanish economy through Next Generation EU funds, with a clear focus on the ecological transition, digitalization and sustainable growth.
One of its key requirements is the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle, which requires demonstrating that the financed projects do not cause significant damage to the environment. This principle is decisive for accessing subsidies, tenders and public aid, and is closely linked to the European Taxonomy and the ESG criteria.
At OPTINOOS we help companies and entities to comply with the DNSH and to align their projects with the PRTR, providing technical rigor, strategic vision and regulatory security:
✅ DNSH technical justification
✅ Alignment with PRTR and European funds
✅ Integration of sustainability and circular economy criteria
✅ Support in ESG strategies and regulatory compliance
The DNSH is not only a requirement, but an opportunity to design more competitive, sustainable and aligned projects with Europe.
At OPTINOOS we turn sustainability into a real advantage.
