DNSH – A Commitment to Sustainability in Investments
In the current European funding landscape, environmental sustainability has become an essential criterion. The DNSH principle ("Do No Significant Harm") is now a mandatory requirement for projects seeking support under the PRR and Portugal 2030 programmes.
To comply with this requirement, beneficiaries of such support must submit a self-assessment report by the project’s completion, demonstrating that their investments align with this principle.
We support the implementation and updating of industrial licensing.
The exercise of industrial activities is regulated by Industrial licensing, whose official name is the Responsible Industry System (SIR), according to Decree-Law No. 169/2012, of 1 August, amended by Decree-Law No. 73/2015, of May 11.
It aims to prevent risks and inconveniences resulting from the industrial activities, safeguarding thus the public and workers‘ health, hygiene in the workplace, the territorial planning and the quality of the environment.
The industrial licensing application applies to the installation, modification and operation of industrial establishments of the different economic activities corresponding to the NACE listed in Annex I of DL No. 73/2015.
As it can be a difficult and time-consuming process, STREAM quickly and effectively supports your company in implementing and updating its industrial licensing.
Our methodology starts with the current diagnosis of the industrial establishment, followed by the instruction and monitoring of the industrial licensing application.
As a consulting firm with over 10 years experience, STREAM offers several integrated consulting services, providing support for the implementation of new businesses in Portugal, but also for the expansion of the productive capacity and operational excellence of our clients.
