Effinature × Loi biodiv 2016

Act 2016-1087 for the reconquest of biodiversity (mitigation hierarchy, OFB)

Effinature implements 16 objective(s) of Act 2016-1087 for the reconquest of biodiversity (mitigation hierarchy, OFB).

Effinature turns Loi biodiv 2016 into project-level action

Effinature implements, at project level, 16 objectives of Loi biodiv 2016.

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Effinature implements 16 objective(s) of Act 2016-1087 for the reconquest of biodiversity (mitigation hierarchy, OFB)

Detailed correspondences (26)

Framework provision	Effinature criterion	Relation	Confidence	Rationale
BIO-01 Enshrinement of the 'avoid-reduce-offset' sequence (Avoid-Reduce-Offset) for development projects (art. 69, art. L.110-1 and L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-010 Needs assessment	Broad match	High	Effinature's needs assessment operationalises the first step of the Avoid-Reduce-Offset sequence (avoid) by questioning the necessity of the developments; the legal sequence is broader (reduce+offset).
BIO-01 Enshrinement of the 'avoid-reduce-offset' sequence (Avoid-Reduce-Offset) for development projects (art. 69, art. L.110-1 and L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-114 Worksite monitoring	Related match	Medium	Effinature's worksite monitoring helps verify the effective avoidance and reduction of impacts during the works, an operational component of the Avoid-Reduce-Offset sequence.
BIO-01 Enshrinement of the 'avoid-reduce-offset' sequence (Avoid-Reduce-Offset) for development projects (art. 69, art. L.110-1 and L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-108 Fauna preservation	Related match	Medium	The preservation of fauna reflects the avoidance/reduction of harm to species, at the heart of the Avoid-Reduce-Offset sequence applied to the operation.
BIO-02 Objective of no net loss of biodiversity, or even net gain (art. 69, L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-062 Areas set aside for biodiversity	Related match	Medium	Set-aside areas for biodiversity contribute to maintaining/increasing the site's ecological value, consistent with the no-net-loss objective.
BIO-02 Objective of no net loss of biodiversity, or even net gain (art. 69, L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-113 Update of the Ecological Coherence Indicator (ITCE)	Related match	Medium	The update of the Ecological-Coherence Baseline Index measures the evolution of ecological coherence, making it possible to verify no net loss / the gain.
BIO-02 Objective of no net loss of biodiversity, or even net gain (art. 69, L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-036 Update of the Ecological Value Index (IVE management)	Related match	Low	The update of the Ecological Value Index in management tracks the ecological value over time, an indicator of the no-net-loss trajectory.
BIO-03 Non-substitutability and effectiveness of offset measures (art. 69, L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-103 Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)	Related match	Medium	The implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area creates effective ecological value on site, consistent with the requirement for the effectiveness of the measures.
BIO-03 Non-substitutability and effectiveness of offset measures (art. 69, L.163-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-074 Fauna preservation programme	Related match	Low	The fauna preservation programme organises concrete and monitored measures, consistent with the requirement for the effectiveness of biodiversity measures.
BIO-04 Ecological-damage reparation regime, priority to reparation in kind (art. 4, art. 1246-1252 Civil Code)	EFF-C-027 Compliance with legislation	Related match	Medium	Compliance with legislation (Effinature) requires conformity with the legal framework, including the ecological-damage reparation regime enshrined by law.
BIO-05 Real Environmental Obligations (ORE): durable contractualisation on land (art. 72, L.132-3 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-062 Areas set aside for biodiversity	Related match	Low	ORE can legally perpetuate set-aside areas; the link is thematic (durable land-based protection of biodiversity) but the contractual instrument is not required by Effinature.
BIO-06 Natural offset sites (SNC) and approved offset units (art. 69, L.163-3 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-103 Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)	Related match	Low	An EBS can constitute an on-site reserve of ecological value; natural offset sites, however, fall under an approved offset supply, often outside the project's footprint.
BIO-09 Principle of ecological solidarity and green-and-blue network: reservoirs and ecological continuities (art. 2, L.110-1; L.371-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-019 Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation	Close match	High	The assessment of ecological continuities and the characterisation of habitats apply at project scale the green-and-blue network enshrined by the principle of ecological solidarity.
BIO-09 Principle of ecological solidarity and green-and-blue network: reservoirs and ecological continuities (art. 2, L.110-1; L.371-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-061 Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation	Close match	High	Ecological continuities and the characterisation of habitats correspond directly to the reservoirs and corridors of the TVB targeted by the law.
BIO-09 Principle of ecological solidarity and green-and-blue network: reservoirs and ecological continuities (art. 2, L.110-1; L.371-1 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-055 Urban continuities	Broad match	Medium	Effinature's urban continuities contribute to the local ecological network; the legal TVB has a broader territorial scope than the operation.
BIO-10 Protection of tree avenues and alignments bordering roads (art. 172, L.350-3 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-017 Open-ground reservoir for street-alignment trees	Close match	High	The legal protection of tree alignments (L.350-3) overlaps directly with Effinature's requirement for open-ground reservoirs for alignment trees.
BIO-10 Protection of tree avenues and alignments bordering roads (art. 172, L.350-3 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-100 Preservation of the initial plant heritage	Related match	Medium	The preservation of the initial plant heritage covers the existing trees, including the alignments that the law protects.
BIO-11 Roof greening and environmental integration of commercial surfaces and car parks (art. 86 et seq., L.111-19 Urban Planning Code)	EFF-C-066 Building greening	Close match	High	The legal obligation to green the roofs of commercial surfaces overlaps with Effinature's building-greening requirement.
BIO-11 Roof greening and environmental integration of commercial surfaces and car parks (art. 86 et seq., L.111-19 Urban Planning Code)	EFF-C-018 Stormwater management along roads	Related match	Medium	The requirement for permeable processes on parking areas joins stormwater management along roads.
BIO-12 Combating soil artificialisation and sealing (art. 86 et seq., urban-planning provisions)	EFF-C-006 Combating soil sealing and heat islands	Close match	High	The legal combating of artificialisation/sealing overlaps directly with Effinature's requirement to combat soil sealing and heat islands.
BIO-12 Combating soil artificialisation and sealing (art. 86 et seq., urban-planning provisions)	EFF-C-057 Sustainable soil management	Broad match	Medium	Sustainable soil management helps limit artificialisation; the legal objective is more general than mere operational soil management.
BIO-13 Ban on plant-protection products containing neonicotinoids (art. 125, L.253-8 Rural Code)	EFF-C-047 Maintenance methods limiting pollution	Narrow match	Medium	The ban on neonicotinoids is a special case of the maintenance methods limiting pollution required by Effinature (practices without harmful pesticides).
BIO-13 Ban on plant-protection products containing neonicotinoids (art. 125, L.253-8 Rural Code)	EFF-C-009 Nectar and pollen resources	Related match	Low	By protecting pollinators, the ban indirectly supports the requirements relating to nectar and pollen resources for fauna.
BIO-14 Limitation of plastics (microbeads, cotton buds) to reduce pollution (art. 124)	EFF-C-056 Ban on plastic for outdoor developments	Broad match	Medium	The legal logic of reducing plastic at source joins Effinature's requirement to ban plastic for outdoor developments; the law targets other uses (cosmetics, cotton buds).
BIO-15 Submission of impact-study data to the natural-heritage inventory and open data (art. 7, L.411-1 A / L.163-5 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-060 Initial flora state	Related match	Medium	The initial flora state produces the naturalist data that the law requires to be submitted to the natural-heritage inventory.
BIO-15 Submission of impact-study data to the natural-heritage inventory and open data (art. 7, L.411-1 A / L.163-5 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-073 Initial fauna state	Related match	Medium	The initial fauna state constitutes naturalist data falling under the pooled knowledge promoted by the law.
BIO-15 Submission of impact-study data to the natural-heritage inventory and open data (art. 7, L.411-1 A / L.163-5 Environmental Code)	EFF-C-070 Environmental impact assessment	Related match	Low	The environmental impact assessment produces the impact analyses whose data feed the natural-heritage inventory.

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