Effinature × GRI 101

GRI 101: Biodiversity 2024

Effinature provides evidence for 7 requirement(s) of GRI 101: Biodiversity 2024.

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A single field certification, third-party-verified under ISO/IEC 17065, provides the evidence for 7 GRI 101 requirements.

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Effinature provides evidence for 7 requirement(s) of GRI 101: Biodiversity 2024

Detailed correspondences (32)

Framework provision	Effinature criterion	Relation	Confidence	Rationale
101-1 Policies to halt and reverse biodiversity loss	EFF-C-092 Adherence to the Effinature ecological charter	Related match	Medium	Adherence to the Effinature ecological charter constitutes a formal commitment in favour of biodiversity at the operation level, approaching a policy/commitment required by 101-1, but without explicit alignment with the targets of the Kunming-Montréal Global Framework.
101-1 Policies to halt and reverse biodiversity loss	EFF-C-027 Compliance with legislation	Related match	Low	Compliance with legislation attests to a commitment to environmental regulatory conformity, an element of a biodiversity policy, but does not cover the voluntary commitment to halt/reverse biodiversity loss aligned with the GBF.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-010 Needs assessment	Close match	High	The needs assessment in the Avoid-Reduce-Offset axis (Reduction of project impacts) initiates the Avoid-Reduce approach of the mitigation hierarchy required by 101-2.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-062 Areas set aside for biodiversity	Close match	High	The setting-aside of areas for biodiversity falls under avoidance (avoid), the first level of the mitigation hierarchy of 101-2.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-100 Preservation of the initial plant heritage	Close match	High	The preservation of the initial plant heritage corresponds to the avoidance of impacts (avoid) of the mitigation hierarchy of 101-2.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-108 Fauna preservation	Close match	High	The preservation of fauna corresponds to the avoid/minimise steps of the mitigation hierarchy required by 101-2.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-103 Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)	Narrow match	Medium	The implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS) constitutes a habitat restoration/creation action, the 'restore' step of the mitigation hierarchy of 101-2.
101-2 Management of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-109 Preventive measures	Narrow match	Medium	Fauna prevention measures fall under the minimisation of impacts (minimize) of the mitigation hierarchy of 101-2.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-070 Environmental impact assessment	Close match	High	The environmental impact assessment identifies the project's impacts on biodiversity, at the heart of requirement 101-4.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-060 Initial flora state	Close match	High	The initial flora state provides the documented source/evidence used to identify impacts, as required by 101-4.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-073 Initial fauna state	Close match	High	The initial fauna state provides the basis for identifying impacts on animal species, a requirement of 101-4.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-080 Initial state of pollution	Narrow match	Medium	The initial state of pollution identifies a category of impacts (pollution) contributing to the overall identification required by 101-4.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-059 Flora analysis	Related match	Medium	Flora analysis helps identify and document the sources of impacts on plant biodiversity.
101-4 Identification of biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-072 Fauna analysis	Related match	Medium	Fauna analysis contributes to the identification of impacts on animal species, in support of 101-4.
101-5 Locations with biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-061 Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation	Close match	High	The characterisation of ecological continuities and habitats provides the location and characteristics of biodiversity-stake sites, a requirement of 101-5.
101-5 Locations with biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-019 Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation	Close match	High	The assessment of ecological continuities and characterisation of habitats locates and characterises the impact sites, at the heart of 101-5.
101-5 Locations with biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-054 Land use	Narrow match	Medium	Land use informs the size and characteristics of the impacted site, an element of the location required by 101-5.
101-5 Locations with biodiversity impacts	EFF-C-055 Urban continuities	Related match	Low	Urban continuities provide an element of spatial context on the proximity of sensitive zones, in partial support of 101-5.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-102 Discovery of invasive alien plant species (EVEE) during works	Close match	High	The management of Invasive Exotic Plant Species (EVEE) on the worksite directly addresses the 'invasive alien species' driver of biodiversity loss of 101-6.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-006 Combating soil sealing and heat islands	Close match	High	Combating soil sealing addresses the 'land-use change' driver, the main direct driver of 101-6.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-115 Pollution treatment and risk prevention	Close match	High	Pollution treatment and risk prevention addresses the 'pollution' driver of biodiversity loss required by 101-6.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-047 Maintenance methods limiting pollution	Narrow match	Medium	Maintenance methods limiting pollution reduce the pollution driver of 101-6.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-083 Reduction of noise nuisance	Narrow match	Medium	Reducing noise nuisance addresses a form of pollution (noise), a direct driver of biodiversity disturbance in the sense of 101-6.
101-6 Direct drivers of biodiversity loss	EFF-C-081 Reduction of light nuisance	Narrow match	Medium	Reducing light nuisance addresses light pollution, a direct driver of species disturbance (dark framework) in the sense of 101-6.
101-7 Changes to the state of biodiversity	EFF-C-037 Flora monitoring	Close match	High	Flora monitoring measures the evolution of the state of plant biodiversity between baseline and reporting, a central requirement of 101-7.
101-7 Changes to the state of biodiversity	EFF-C-044 Fauna monitoring	Close match	High	Fauna monitoring measures the evolution of the state of animal populations over time, a requirement of 101-7.
101-7 Changes to the state of biodiversity	EFF-C-036 Update of the Ecological Value Index (IVE management)	Close match	High	The update of the Ecological Value Index (IVEgestion) quantifies the evolution of the ecological state, corresponding to the state metrics required by 101-7.
101-7 Changes to the state of biodiversity	EFF-C-113 Update of the Ecological Coherence Indicator (ITCE)	Narrow match	Medium	The update of the Ecological-Coherence Baseline Index (ITCE) provides a metric of the evolution of the state of ecological coherence, in support of 101-7.
101-7 Changes to the state of biodiversity	EFF-C-030 Methodology for monitoring soil ecological quality	Narrow match	Medium	The methodology for monitoring soil ecological quality measures the evolution of the state of a biodiversity compartment (living soil), in support of 101-7.
101-8 Ecosystem services	EFF-C-009 Nectar and pollen resources	Related match	Medium	Nectar and pollen resources support the ecosystem service of pollination (regulating service), one of the services covered by 101-8.
101-8 Ecosystem services	EFF-C-068 Sustainable stormwater management	Related match	Medium	Sustainable stormwater management falls under the ecosystem service of water regulation, a service covered by 101-8.
101-8 Ecosystem services	EFF-C-119 Feeding areas	Related match	Low	Feeding areas fall under a provisioning service (food) and a cultural service, categories of ecosystem services of 101-8.

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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