Technical Assistance project (DG REFORM)- Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) Guidelines and application in Czechia

Policy
Written By Linda Zeilina

Trinomics has partnered with ISFC in this technical assistance project for the Czech Ministries, with a focus on the guidance and application of Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) Guidelines for EU funds.

The project started in September 2022 and will continue for 20 months until its successful completion. As part of the project work, ISFC and Trinomics are reviewing EU and Czech level DNSH and related legislation, guidance, and application to eventually create a guidance document in spring 2023.

The technical work includes stakeholder consultations, research and review, as well as special workshops and ad hoc support for select Ministries and Operational Programmes.

The project team also liaises with a similar project which carried out in Finland, to ensure useful lessons are learnt and applied.

Project lead: Julian Toth

Linda Zeilina

CEO & Founder

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