Effinature × ESS6
World Bank ESS6
Effinature provides evidence for 14 requirement(s) of World Bank ESS6.
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Effinature provides evidence for 14 requirement(s) of World Bank ESS6
Detailed correspondences (80)
| Framework provision | Effinature criterion | Relation | Confidence | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-070
Environmental impact assessment
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-072
Fauna analysis
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-052
Initial soil state
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-059
Flora analysis
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-060
Initial flora state
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-061
Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-073
Initial fauna state
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-080
Initial state of pollution
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-019
Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§8 Environmental and social assessment: identification of direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on habitats and biodiversity (threats: habitat loss/degradation/fragmentation, invasive alien species, overexploitation, hydrological changes, pollution) |
EFF-C-053
Report on soil-deterioration phenomena
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Close match | Medium (78%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, ecological continuities) constitute the process for identifying impacts on habitats and biodiversity required by ESS6. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-051
Low-nuisance worksite
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-062
Areas set aside for biodiversity
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-074
Fauna preservation programme
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-100
Preservation of the initial plant heritage
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-103
Implementation of a Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-108
Fauna preservation
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-109
Preventive measures
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-114
Worksite monitoring
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§9 Mitigation hierarchy (avoid, minimise, restore); use of competent biodiversity expertise; Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) |
EFF-C-035
Specific management of the Structured Biodiversity Area (EBS)
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Close match | Medium (76%) | ESS6's avoid-reduce-restore sequence corresponds to Effinature's preservation, prevention and set-aside measures applied throughout the operation. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-052
Initial soil state
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-059
Flora analysis
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-060
Initial flora state
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-072
Fauna analysis
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-073
Initial fauna state
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-080
Initial state of pollution
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-019
Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
|
Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-061
Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
|
Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§10-11 Characterisation of the initial state (baseline): habitat types, species, ecosystem services, protection status, threats |
EFF-C-070
Environmental impact assessment
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The characterisation of Effinature's initial state (analysis and initial state of soil, flora, fauna, pollution, ecological continuities) meets ESS6's requirement for a proportionate baseline. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-094
Teams professional skills
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-095
Hydrological-engineering skills
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-096
Beekeeper skills
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-120
Training and accreditation of the Biodiversity Partner
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-121
Proven professional skills of the teams
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-122
Tree-surgeon skills
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-050
Users made aware by the Biodiversity Partner
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§9-expertise Use of competent biodiversity expertise for the assessment and verification of the measures |
EFF-C-012
Site visits by the ecologist
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Close match | Medium (72%) | The requirement for competent biodiversity expertise overlaps with Effinature's criteria for team skills, ecologist, Biodiversity Partner and specialised experts. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-114
Worksite monitoring
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-109
Preventive measures
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-115
Pollution treatment and risk prevention
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-074
Fauna preservation programme
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-108
Fauna preservation
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§12 Management of risks/impacts according to the mitigation hierarchy and GIIP; precautionary approach and adaptive management |
EFF-C-124
Effinature ecological assessment: End of operation
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Close match | Medium (65%) | Risk management according to the mitigation hierarchy and ESS6's adaptive approach are found in Effinature's worksite monitoring, prevention measures and preservation programme. |
| ESS6-§13-14 Differentiated approach to habitat management (modified / natural / critical; legally protected or recognised areas) |
EFF-C-061
Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
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Close match | Medium (60%) | Effinature's characterisation of habitats and ecological continuities partially corresponds to ESS6's habitat-differentiated approach, without the modified/natural/critical distinction. |
| ESS6-§13-14 Differentiated approach to habitat management (modified / natural / critical; legally protected or recognised areas) |
EFF-C-019
Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
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Close match | Medium (60%) | Effinature's characterisation of habitats and ecological continuities partially corresponds to ESS6's habitat-differentiated approach, without the modified/natural/critical distinction. |
| ESS6-§13-14 Differentiated approach to habitat management (modified / natural / critical; legally protected or recognised areas) |
EFF-C-055
Urban continuities
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Close match | Medium (60%) | Effinature's characterisation of habitats and ecological continuities partially corresponds to ESS6's habitat-differentiated approach, without the modified/natural/critical distinction. |
| ESS6-§19-20 Modified habitat: definition and minimisation of impacts on biodiversity of significant value |
EFF-C-100
Preservation of the initial plant heritage
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Close match | Medium (70%) | Minimising biodiversity impacts in modified habitat (anthropised site of ecological value) corresponds to Effinature's measures for preserving existing plant and faunal heritage. |
| ESS6-§19-20 Modified habitat: definition and minimisation of impacts on biodiversity of significant value |
EFF-C-062
Areas set aside for biodiversity
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Close match | Medium (70%) | Minimising biodiversity impacts in modified habitat (anthropised site of ecological value) corresponds to Effinature's measures for preserving existing plant and faunal heritage. |
| ESS6-§19-20 Modified habitat: definition and minimisation of impacts on biodiversity of significant value |
EFF-C-074
Fauna preservation programme
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Close match | Medium (70%) | Minimising biodiversity impacts in modified habitat (anthropised site of ecological value) corresponds to Effinature's measures for preserving existing plant and faunal heritage. |
| ESS6-§19-20 Modified habitat: definition and minimisation of impacts on biodiversity of significant value |
EFF-C-108
Fauna preservation
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Close match | Medium (70%) | Minimising biodiversity impacts in modified habitat (anthropised site of ecological value) corresponds to Effinature's measures for preserving existing plant and faunal heritage. |
| ESS6-§19-20 Modified habitat: definition and minimisation of impacts on biodiversity of significant value |
EFF-C-054
Land use
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Close match | Medium (70%) | Minimising biodiversity impacts in modified habitat (anthropised site of ecological value) corresponds to Effinature's measures for preserving existing plant and faunal heritage. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-061
Ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
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Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Effinature's characterisation of habitats/continuities and regulatory framework (prefectural order, impact assessment) partially meet the requirement of non-conversion/non-degradation of natural habitat, within the scope of French protected-species/habitat law. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-019
Assessment of ecological continuities and habitat characterisation
|
Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Effinature's characterisation of habitats/continuities and regulatory framework (prefectural order, impact assessment) partially meet the requirement of non-conversion/non-degradation of natural habitat, within the scope of French protected-species/habitat law. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-020
Spontaneous flora
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Effinature's spontaneous flora (assemblages of native species) overlaps with the core of the natural-habitat definition (largely native origin), in a more targeted way than the ESS6 concept. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-071
Prefectural order of the environmental authority: flora component
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Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | The 'flora-component' prefectural order (derogations, prescriptions) constitutes the regulatory mechanism by which Effinature frames the conversion/degradation of habitats, a partial but concrete response. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-079
Prefectural order of the environmental authority: fauna component
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The 'fauna-component' prefectural order regulates harm to the habitats of protected species, a targeted response to the degradation prohibition of ESS6. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-070
Environmental impact assessment
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Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Effinature's environmental impact assessment genuinely responds, via regulatory analysis, to the natural-habitat non-degradation requirement, within the scope of French law. |
| ESS6-§21-22 Natural habitat: definition and no significant conversion/degradation (conditions: no alternative, mitigation measures, no net loss) |
EFF-C-062
Areas set aside for biodiversity
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Close match | Medium (60%) | Set-aside areas for biodiversity constitute a mitigation measure (set-aside) in natural habitat consistent with the logic of ESS6. |
| ESS6-§26-27 Legally protected and internationally / regionally recognised areas: consistency with the protection status, management plans, consultation |
EFF-C-070
Environmental impact assessment
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The regulatory analysis of protected perimeters (Natura 2000, ZNIEFF, protection orders) incorporated into the impact assessment and compliance with legislation responds to the requirement of consistency with protected areas, within the scope of national legal areas. |
| ESS6-§26-27 Legally protected and internationally / regionally recognised areas: consistency with the protection status, management plans, consultation |
EFF-C-071
Prefectural order of the environmental authority: flora component
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The 'flora-component' prefectural order materialises the regulatory analysis of protected perimeters, within the field of French legally protected areas. |
| ESS6-§26-27 Legally protected and internationally / regionally recognised areas: consistency with the protection status, management plans, consultation |
EFF-C-027
Compliance with legislation
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Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Effinature's compliance with legislation effectively covers conformity with legally protected areas (French law), over a narrower scope than the internationally recognised areas of ESS6. |
| ESS6-§26-27 Legally protected and internationally / regionally recognised areas: consistency with the protection status, management plans, consultation |
EFF-C-079
Prefectural order of the environmental authority: fauna component
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Related match | Indicative (40%) | Compliance with protected areas falls under the Effinature regulatory framework (prefectural order, compliance with legislation), without a specific requirement for internationally recognised areas. |
| ESS6-§28-29 Invasive alien species: threat, prohibition of deliberate introduction of species at invasion risk, risk assessment, measures against accidental introduction |
EFF-C-063
Plant palette
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Close match | Medium (70%) | The ban on introducing exotic species of invasive risk and the risk assessment overlap with Effinature's choice of a local/native plant palette and control of EVEE. |
| ESS6-§28-29 Invasive alien species: threat, prohibition of deliberate introduction of species at invasion risk, risk assessment, measures against accidental introduction |
EFF-C-064
Choice of the plant palette
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Close match | Medium (70%) | The ban on introducing exotic species of invasive risk and the risk assessment overlap with Effinature's choice of a local/native plant palette and control of EVEE. |
| ESS6-§28-29 Invasive alien species: threat, prohibition of deliberate introduction of species at invasion risk, risk assessment, measures against accidental introduction |
EFF-C-102
Discovery of invasive alien plant species (EVEE) during works
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Close match | Medium (70%) | The ban on introducing exotic species of invasive risk and the risk assessment overlap with Effinature's choice of a local/native plant palette and control of EVEE. |
| ESS6-§28-29 Invasive alien species: threat, prohibition of deliberate introduction of species at invasion risk, risk assessment, measures against accidental introduction |
EFF-C-105
Choice, quality and provenance of plants
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Close match | Medium (70%) | The ban on introducing exotic species of invasive risk and the risk assessment overlap with Effinature's choice of a local/native plant palette and control of EVEE. |
| ESS6-§30 Non-propagation and eradication of already-established alien species (on the habitats under management control) |
EFF-C-102
Discovery of invasive alien plant species (EVEE) during works
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Close match | Medium (68%) | The non-propagation and eradication of established IAS correspond to Effinature's protocols for treating EVEE during the works phase and green-waste management. |
| ESS6-§30 Non-propagation and eradication of already-established alien species (on the habitats under management control) |
EFF-C-104
Green-waste management
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Close match | Medium (68%) | The non-propagation and eradication of established IAS correspond to Effinature's protocols for treating EVEE during the works phase and green-waste management. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-067
Water-resource management plan
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-068
Sustainable stormwater management
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-006
Combating soil sealing and heat islands
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-018
Stormwater management along roads
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-021
Greening and buildings
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§11c-services Affected ecosystem services (provisioning, regulating, cultural, supporting) assessed in the assessment (reference to ESS1) |
EFF-C-038
Reasonable water use
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The affected ecosystem services (water regulation, heat islands, water supply) assessed by ESS6 overlap with Effinature's management of the water resource, stormwater and combating heat islands. |
| ESS6-§31-32 Sustainable management of living natural resources (primary production, harvesting): sustainability assessment, good practices and recognised standards |
EFF-C-057
Sustainable soil management
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Related match | Indicative (50%) | The sustainable management of living natural resources through recognised good practices and standards partially overlaps with Effinature's requirements for sustainable soil and plant management and responsible wood provenance. |
| ESS6-§31-32 Sustainable management of living natural resources (primary production, harvesting): sustainability assessment, good practices and recognised standards |
EFF-C-069
Sustainable management of plant heritage
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Related match | Indicative (50%) | The sustainable management of living natural resources through recognised good practices and standards partially overlaps with Effinature's requirements for sustainable soil and plant management and responsible wood provenance. |
| ESS6-§31-32 Sustainable management of living natural resources (primary production, harvesting): sustainability assessment, good practices and recognised standards |
EFF-C-065
Plant-heritage management plan
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Related match | Indicative (45%) | The plant-heritage management plan applies good practices for the sustainable management of living organisms, a partial response to ESS6. |
| ESS6-§31-32 Sustainable management of living natural resources (primary production, harvesting): sustainability assessment, good practices and recognised standards |
EFF-C-084
Quality and responsible sourcing of wood
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | Effinature's requirement for responsible/certified wood provenance concretely applies the sustainable management of living resources to the restricted scope of the wood supply chain. |
| ESS6-§35 Harvesting of living resources (wood, fishing): certification by an independent system or action plan towards certification |
EFF-C-118
Choice, quality and provenance of wood
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The requirement for wood from certified/verified supply chains (FSC/PEFC) meets, for wood, ESS6's requirement for independent certification of harvesting operations, on a restricted scope. |
| ESS6-§35 Harvesting of living resources (wood, fishing): certification by an independent system or action plan towards certification |
EFF-C-084
Quality and responsible sourcing of wood
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The requirement for wood from certified/verified supply chains (FSC/PEFC) meets, for wood, ESS6's requirement for independent certification of harvesting operations, on a restricted scope. |
| ESS6-§35 Harvesting of living resources (wood, fishing): certification by an independent system or action plan towards certification |
EFF-C-085
Wood provenance
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Narrow match | Indicative (50%) | The requirement for wood from certified/verified supply chains (FSC/PEFC) meets, for wood, ESS6's requirement for independent certification of harvesting operations, on a restricted scope. |
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