Effinature × Pollinisateurs

National pollinators plan 2021-2026

Effinature implements 9 objective(s) of National pollinators plan 2021-2026.

Effinature turns Pollinisateurs into project-level action

Effinature implements, at project level, 9 objectives of Pollinisateurs.

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Effinature implements 9 objective(s) of National pollinators plan 2021-2026

Detailed correspondences (31)

Framework provision	Effinature criterion	Relation	Confidence	Rationale
A2.3 Development of agricultural space and pollinator-favourable practices (melliferous strips, resources)	EFF-C-009 Nectar and pollen resources	Close match	High	Melliferous strips and the development of spaces providing food resources correspond to Effinature's requirement on nectar and pollen resources.
A2.3 Development of agricultural space and pollinator-favourable practices (melliferous strips, resources)	EFF-C-063 Plant palette	Related match	Medium	The provision of melliferous resources presupposes an adapted plant palette, a requirement carried by Effinature's plant palette.
A3.1 Promoting pollinators in the development and management of urbanised spaces (sustainable development)	EFF-C-031 Management of plant heritage	Close match	High	Promoting pollinators in the management of urbanised spaces translates into the ecological management of plant heritage.
A3.1 Promoting pollinators in the development and management of urbanised spaces (sustainable development)	EFF-C-065 Plant-heritage management plan	Close match	High	Sustainable development favourable to pollinators is formalised in a plant-heritage management plan.
A3.1 Promoting pollinators in the development and management of urbanised spaces (sustainable development)	EFF-C-035 Specific management of the Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)	Related match	Medium	The creation of specifically managed biodiversity areas (EBS) favours pollinators in urbanised environments.
A3.1 Promoting pollinators in the development and management of urbanised spaces (sustainable development)	EFF-C-021 Greening and buildings	Related match	Medium	Building greening contributes to hosting pollinators in dense urbanised spaces.
A3.2 Promoting pollinators in the management and development of linear infrastructures	EFF-C-033 Mowing of green spaces	Close match	High	The favourable management of linear-infrastructure verges relies on late/differentiated mowing.
A3.2 Promoting pollinators in the management and development of linear infrastructures	EFF-C-061 Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation	Related match	Medium	Linear infrastructures managed for pollinators serve as corridors, in connection with ecological continuities.
A3.2 Promoting pollinators in the management and development of linear infrastructures	EFF-C-055 Urban continuities	Related match	Medium	Green linear footprints contribute to urban continuities favourable to the movement of pollinators.
A3.3 Promoting pollinators in the management of large land footprints (business parks, brownfields, green spaces outside the urban envelope)	EFF-C-062 Areas set aside for biodiversity	Close match	High	The favourable management of large footprints and green spaces (brownfields, business parks) joins the setting-aside of areas dedicated to biodiversity.
A3.3 Promoting pollinators in the management of large land footprints (business parks, brownfields, green spaces outside the urban envelope)	EFF-C-103 Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)	Related match	Medium	The implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area materialises the pollinator-favourable management of large footprints.
A3.3 Promoting pollinators in the management of large land footprints (business parks, brownfields, green spaces outside the urban envelope)	EFF-C-069 Sustainable management of plant heritage	Related match	Medium	The sustainable management of the plant heritage of large footprints supports pollinator populations.
A3.4 Promoting pollinators in industrial sectors (industrial sites)	EFF-C-047 Maintenance methods limiting pollution	Related match	Medium	Promoting pollinators on industrial sites involves maintenance methods limiting pollution.
A3.4 Promoting pollinators in industrial sectors (industrial sites)	EFF-C-069 Sustainable management of plant heritage	Related match	Low	The consideration of pollinators on industrial sites goes through the sustainable management of the vegetated spaces of the footprints.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-064 Choice of the plant palette	Close match	High	The choice of entomophilous plants favourable to pollinators corresponds to the requirement on the choice of the plant palette.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-105 Choice, quality and provenance of plants	Close match	High	The production/use of seeds and plants of local origin joins the requirement on the choice, quality and provenance of plants.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-081 Reduction of light nuisance	Close match	High	The control of lighting to protect nocturnal pollinators corresponds to the reduction of light nuisance.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-082 Assessment of outdoor-lighting needs	Close match	High	The control of lighting presupposes assessing the real outdoor-lighting needs.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-048 Outdoor lighting	Related match	Medium	The control of outdoor lighting (switching-off, time delay) protects insect fauna.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-120 Training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner	Related match	Medium	Training in pollinator issues and ecological engineering joins the training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner.
A3.6 Cross-cutting activities: entomophilous plants, training, ecological engineering, local seeds, lighting control	EFF-C-094 Teams professional skills	Related match	Medium	The upskilling in pollinators and ecological engineering translates into the professional skills of the teams.
A4.5 Conditions for keeping bees, density and location of colonies according to the carrying capacity of territories	EFF-C-077 Installation of beehives	Close match	High	Adapting the density and location of hives to the carrying capacity of the territory corresponds to the requirement on the installation of hives.
A4.5 Conditions for keeping bees, density and location of colonies according to the carrying capacity of territories	EFF-C-008 Support by beekeepers	Close match	High	The sizing of colonies according to carrying capacity requires support from beekeepers.
A4.5 Conditions for keeping bees, density and location of colonies according to the carrying capacity of territories	EFF-C-009 Nectar and pollen resources	Narrow match	Medium	The match between colonies and carrying capacity refers to the availability of the site's nectar and pollen resources.
A5.1 Reduction/framing of the use of plant-protection products (protection during the flowering period)	EFF-C-047 Maintenance methods limiting pollution	Close match	High	The framing/reduction of plant-protection products translates into maintenance methods limiting pollution (zero pesticide).
A5.1 Reduction/framing of the use of plant-protection products (protection during the flowering period)	EFF-C-032 Maintenance of vegetated areas	Related match	Medium	The reduction of pesticides steers the maintenance of vegetated spaces towards ecological practices without chemical inputs.
A5.1 Reduction/framing of the use of plant-protection products (protection during the flowering period)	EFF-C-069 Sustainable management of plant heritage	Related match	Low	The sustainable management of plant heritage incorporates the limitation of plant-protection products.
A6.1 Inventory and share pollinator-favourable practices to scale them up (awareness, dissemination)	EFF-C-091 Biodiversity awareness	Close match	High	The inventory and sharing of pollinator-favourable practices join biodiversity awareness.
A6.1 Inventory and share pollinator-favourable practices to scale them up (awareness, dissemination)	EFF-C-093 Awareness of biodiversity issues	Close match	High	The dissemination of pollinator-favourable practices corresponds to awareness of biodiversity issues.
A6.1 Inventory and share pollinator-favourable practices to scale them up (awareness, dissemination)	EFF-C-050 Users made aware by the Biodiversity Partner	Related match	Medium	The sharing of practices includes user awareness, carried by the Biodiversity Partner.
A6.1 Inventory and share pollinator-favourable practices to scale them up (awareness, dissemination)	EFF-C-049 Awareness-raising meeting	Related match	Medium	The collective dissemination of practices translates into awareness meetings.

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