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DNSH în proiecte finanțate
RODNSH în proiecte finan?ate. Ghid de orientare, evaluare ?i conformitate este o lucrare tehnica destinata profesioni?tilor implica?i în pregatirea, implementarea, evaluarea ?i verificarea proiectelor finan?ate în România, precum ?i speciali?tilor din institu?ii financiare care analizeaza Taxonomia UE, riscurile de mediu ?i finan?arile verzi. Cartea prezinta principiul Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) în rela?ie cu Taxonomia Uniunii Europene, politicile de mediu, ciclul proiectului ?i cerin?ele de conformitate relevante pentru investi?ii ?i finan?ari.
Sunt abordate cele ?ase obiective de mediu: atenuarea ?i adaptarea la schimbarile climatice, utilizarea durabila a resurselor de apa, economia circulara, prevenirea ?i controlul poluarii, precum ?i protec?ia biodiversita?ii ?i a ecosistemelor. Volumul clarifica rela?iile ?i diferen?ele dintre DNSH, conformitatea legala de mediu, Taxonomia UE ?i imunizarea climatica ?i ofera un cadru structurat pentru identificarea riscurilor, stabilirea elementelor care trebuie verificate ?i evaluarea dovezilor care sus?in concluziile analizei.
Abordarea este tehnica ?i metodologica, bazata pe corelarea cerin?elor de mediu cu caracteristicile concrete ale proiectului, amplasamentul, investi?ia, documenta?ia ?i sursele de finan?are. Cartea este relevanta atât pentru proiectele cu finan?are nerambursabila, cât ?i pentru analiza investi?iilor, finan?arilor rambursabile ?i instrumentelor de finan?are verde. Se adreseaza consultan?ilor, managerilor de proiect, beneficiarilor publici ?i priva?i, speciali?tilor de mediu, evaluatorilor, auditorilor, autorita?ilor, bancilor ?i altor institu?ii financiare sau profesioni?ti care lucreaza cu Taxonomia UE, riscuri de mediu ?i finan?ari sustenabile în România.
ENDNSH in Funded Projects. A Guide to Orientation, Assessment and Compliance is a technical reference for professionals involved in the preparation, implementation, assessment and verification of funded projects in Romania, as well as specialists in financial institutions working with the EU Taxonomy, environmental risks and green finance. The book presents the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle in relation to the EU Taxonomy, environmental policies, the project lifecycle and compliance requirements relevant to investments and financing.
It addresses the six environmental objectives: climate change mitigation and adaptation, sustainable use of water resources, circular economy, pollution prevention and control, and protection of biodiversity and ecosystems. The volume clarifies the relationships and distinctions between DNSH, legal environmental compliance, EU Taxonomy alignment and climate proofing. It provides a structured framework for identifying environmental risks, determining verification requirements and assessing the evidence supporting an analysis.
The approach is technical and methodological, linking environmental requirements to the specific characteristics, location, investment, documentation and financing structure of each project. The book is relevant to grant-funded projects, repayable financing, investment assessment and green finance instruments. It is intended for consultants, project managers, public and private beneficiaries, environmental specialists, evaluators, auditors, public authorities, banks, financial institutions and other professionals working with the EU Taxonomy, environmental risk and sustainable finance in Romania.
Sunt abordate cele ?ase obiective de mediu: atenuarea ?i adaptarea la schimbarile climatice, utilizarea durabila a resurselor de apa, economia circulara, prevenirea ?i controlul poluarii, precum ?i protec?ia biodiversita?ii ?i a ecosistemelor. Volumul clarifica rela?iile ?i diferen?ele dintre DNSH, conformitatea legala de mediu, Taxonomia UE ?i imunizarea climatica ?i ofera un cadru structurat pentru identificarea riscurilor, stabilirea elementelor care trebuie verificate ?i evaluarea dovezilor care sus?in concluziile analizei.
Abordarea este tehnica ?i metodologica, bazata pe corelarea cerin?elor de mediu cu caracteristicile concrete ale proiectului, amplasamentul, investi?ia, documenta?ia ?i sursele de finan?are. Cartea este relevanta atât pentru proiectele cu finan?are nerambursabila, cât ?i pentru analiza investi?iilor, finan?arilor rambursabile ?i instrumentelor de finan?are verde. Se adreseaza consultan?ilor, managerilor de proiect, beneficiarilor publici ?i priva?i, speciali?tilor de mediu, evaluatorilor, auditorilor, autorita?ilor, bancilor ?i altor institu?ii financiare sau profesioni?ti care lucreaza cu Taxonomia UE, riscuri de mediu ?i finan?ari sustenabile în România.
ENDNSH in Funded Projects. A Guide to Orientation, Assessment and Compliance is a technical reference for professionals involved in the preparation, implementation, assessment and verification of funded projects in Romania, as well as specialists in financial institutions working with the EU Taxonomy, environmental risks and green finance. The book presents the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle in relation to the EU Taxonomy, environmental policies, the project lifecycle and compliance requirements relevant to investments and financing.
It addresses the six environmental objectives: climate change mitigation and adaptation, sustainable use of water resources, circular economy, pollution prevention and control, and protection of biodiversity and ecosystems. The volume clarifies the relationships and distinctions between DNSH, legal environmental compliance, EU Taxonomy alignment and climate proofing. It provides a structured framework for identifying environmental risks, determining verification requirements and assessing the evidence supporting an analysis.
The approach is technical and methodological, linking environmental requirements to the specific characteristics, location, investment, documentation and financing structure of each project. The book is relevant to grant-funded projects, repayable financing, investment assessment and green finance instruments. It is intended for consultants, project managers, public and private beneficiaries, environmental specialists, evaluators, auditors, public authorities, banks, financial institutions and other professionals working with the EU Taxonomy, environmental risk and sustainable finance in Romania.
