EU Taxonomy, Do-Not-Significantly-Harm (DNSH), and Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD)

CTTI, with its expertise in various fields, provides valuable insights and services in the context of "Do-Not-Significantly-Harm" (DNSH), EU Taxonomy, and "safe-and-sustainable-by-design" (SSbD), particularly for digital and industrial technologies:

EU Taxonomy: CTTI specializes in EU Taxonomy, which is a framework for classifying economic activities based on their environmental sustainability, assisting the businesses and organizations in understanding and complying with EU Taxonomy regulations, ensuring that their activities are environmentally sustainable and contribute to the goals of the European Green Deal. CTTI can support entities identify opportunities for investments that align with EU Taxonomy criteria and promote green and sustainable economic growth.

Do-Not-Significantly-Harm (DNSH): CTTI's expertise in DNSH encompasses the ability to evaluate and implement technologies and practices in a way that minimizes significant harm to the environment and society, conducting the assessments to ensure that projects, technologies, or initiatives adhere to sustainability principles and avoid causing substantial negative impacts. This expertise is crucial for industries, especially those with a significant environmental footprint, to align with sustainable development goals.

Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD): CTTI's expertise in SSbD focuses on integrating safety and sustainability into the design and development of products, technologies, and systems, ensuring that from the outset, considerations are made to create solutions that are safe, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible. In the context of digital and industrial technologies, this expertise helps design solutions that meet performance requirements and also adhere to stringent safety and sustainability standards.