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ACT Biodiversity: assessment of corporate biodiversity strategy (construction module)
Effinature provides evidence for 7 requirement(s) of ACT Biodiversity: assessment of corporate biodiversity strategy (construction module).
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Effinature provides evidence for 7 requirement(s) of ACT Biodiversity: assessment of corporate biodiversity strategy (construction module)
Detailed correspondences (41)
| Framework provision | Effinature criterion | Relation | Confidence | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-052
Initial soil state
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The initial soil state documents the site's baseline ecological state, the basis for assessing the impact trend in direct operations. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-053
Report on soil-deterioration phenomena
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The report on soil-deterioration phenomena informs the actual pressure on the site's soil. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-054
Land use
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Land use informs sealing and land allocation (soil use) on the site. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-060
Initial flora state
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The initial flora state establishes the state of nature (species/habitats) on the site in direct operations. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-073
Initial fauna state
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The initial fauna state establishes the state of nature (species) on the site. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-080
Initial state of pollution
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | The initial state of pollution characterises a pressure (pollution) on the site's biodiversity. |
| 2.1 Module 2, Direct operations: trend of past biodiversity impacts on sites (soil use/quality, water, pollution) |
EFF-C-070
Environmental impact assessment
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The environmental impact assessment quantifies impacts on the site's biodiversity. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-057
Sustainable soil management
|
Close match | Medium (60%) | Sustainable soil management corresponds directly to a biodiversity-favourable land-management practice assessed in the practice matrices. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-069
Sustainable management of plant heritage
|
Close match | Medium (60%) | The sustainable management of plant heritage is a site-management practice favourable to local biodiversity. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-065
Plant-heritage management plan
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | The plant-heritage management plan formalises the management practices of planted areas. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-031
Management of plant heritage
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | The management of plant heritage (operation) is a management practice favourable to biodiversity. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-032
Maintenance of vegetated areas
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The maintenance of vegetated areas is a site-management practice. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-033
Mowing of green spaces
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The differentiated mowing of green spaces is a biodiversity-favourable management practice. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-047
Maintenance methods limiting pollution
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Maintenance methods limiting pollution reduce pollution pressure in management. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-035
Specific management of the Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The specific management of the Structured Biodiversity Area is a management practice targeting local biodiversity. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-102
Discovery of invasive alien plant species (EVEE) during works
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The management of invasive alien plant species addresses the IAS (invasive species) vector at site level. |
| 2.2 Module 2, Direct operations: production/site-management practices favourable to biodiversity |
EFF-C-067
Water-resource management plan
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The water-resource management plan is a management practice reducing water withdrawals. |
| 2.3 Module 2, Direct operations: biodiversity CapEx (share of nature-favourable investments) |
EFF-C-123
Estimate of investments in favour of biodiversity
|
Close match | Medium (60%) | The estimate of investments in favour of biodiversity provides a quantification of nature-favourable expenditure (CapEx) on the operation. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-093
Awareness of biodiversity issues
|
Close match | Medium (60%) | Awareness of biodiversity issues corresponds to the specific biodiversity training of teams assessed by the module. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-091
Biodiversity awareness
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Biodiversity awareness trains and informs stakeholders on biodiversity issues. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-094
Teams professional skills
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The teams' professional skills attest to qualified human capital in biodiversity. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-121
Proven professional skills of the teams
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The teams' proven professional skills attest to the biodiversity qualification of human capital. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-120
Training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner constitute a certifying/labelling training scheme. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-049
Awareness-raising meeting
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The awareness-raising meeting is a biodiversity-training action during the operation phase. |
| 3.2 Module 3, Intangible investment: investment in human capital: biodiversity training |
EFF-C-050
Users made aware by the Biodiversity Partner
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | User awareness-raising by the Biodiversity Partner contributes to the dissemination of biodiversity skills. |
| 5.2 Module 5, Management: capacity/competence to oversee biodiversity issues |
EFF-C-121
Proven professional skills of the teams
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The teams' proven professional skills attest to biodiversity expertise within the meaning of the module's expertise characteristics. |
| 5.2 Module 5, Management: capacity/competence to oversee biodiversity issues |
EFF-C-094
Teams professional skills
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The teams' professional skills document the biodiversity qualification mobilised. |
| 5.2 Module 5, Management: capacity/competence to oversee biodiversity issues |
EFF-C-120
Training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | The training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner attest to certified biodiversity expertise. |
| 5.2 Module 5, Management: capacity/competence to oversee biodiversity issues |
EFF-C-095
Hydrological-engineering skills
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | Hydrological-engineering skills reflect specialised environmental expertise that can be mobilised. |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-103
Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | The implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area is a voluntary nature-based action generating measurable biodiversity benefits. |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-066
Building greening
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Building greening is a nature-based solution (vegetated roofs/façades). |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-021
Greening and buildings
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Greening and buildings fall under nature-based solutions integrated into the structure. |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-068
Sustainable stormwater management
|
Narrow match | Indicative (45%) | Sustainable stormwater management (swales, infiltration) is a nature-based solution for the water cycle. |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-075
Sealing of trap cavities
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | The installation of shelters and the sealing of trap cavities are voluntary actions in favour of fauna. |
| 9.2 Module 9, Business model: voluntary nature-based solutions (NbS) |
EFF-C-045
Installation of shelters (roosts)
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | The installation of shelters is a voluntary action targeting fauna hosting. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-062
Areas set aside for biodiversity
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Set-aside areas for biodiversity constitute a voluntary restoration/preservation action sustained over time on the site. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-100
Preservation of the initial plant heritage
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The preservation of the initial plant heritage goes beyond the regulatory obligations of the mitigation hierarchy. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-063
Plant palette
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The (local, diversified) plant palette contributes to the ecological restoration of planted areas. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-035
Specific management of the Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)
|
Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The specific management of the EBS supports the restoration and ecological monitoring of a structured habitat over time. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-037
Flora monitoring
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | Flora monitoring provides the ecological monitoring associated with restoration actions. |
| 9.3 Module 9, Business model: voluntary ecological restoration actions |
EFF-C-044
Fauna monitoring
|
Related match | Indicative (40%) | Fauna monitoring provides the ecological monitoring associated with restoration actions. |
Source & licence
- Publisher : IRICE (groupe NORMAXIS)
- Accreditation : Cofrac (Comité français d'accréditation) n°5-0655 rév. 1 (NF EN ISO/IEC 17065:2012), scope at www.cofrac.fr
- Dataset version : 9.1
- Licence : CC BY-ND 4.0