The City Council of San Lorenzo de El Escorial has completed technical assistance to assess compliance with the DNSH principle in the actions of the Tourism Sustainability Plan. The work includes independent validation of some projects and a review of the climate labelling.
The City Council of San Lorenzo de El Escorial has finalised specialised technical assistance to evaluate compliance with the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle in the funded actions of the Tourism Sustainability Plan. The work has confirmed that the projects included in the plan do not cause significant harm to the environment.
The assistance has encompassed the development and monitoring of the various actions of the plan, with evaluations and technical checks to ensure the application of the DNSH principle. The climate labelling associated with the different projects has also been reviewed, and independent technical validations of some actions have been carried out.
According to the council, this action reinforces the quality and technical safety of the projects and facilitates their proper execution and monitoring. The aim is for the actions of the plan to be developed in accordance with established environmental requirements.
The Tourism Sustainability Plan of San Lorenzo de El Escorial is financed with European funds, which requires compliance with the DNSH principle to avoid harming the environmental objectives of the European Union. The independent technical validation of some projects is a prerequisite for the execution of the planned investments.
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