EFF-C-059 : Flora analysis
Effinature criterion · theme: Species and habitats
The Effinature criterion “Flora analysis” (EFF-C-059) belongs to the Species and habitats theme and applies to the HOR/NCO reference framework(s). It maps to 27 international provision(s), including strong matches with ESRS E4 (IRO-1), TNFD (Risk & impact management A), TNFD (Risk & impact management A).
International correspondences (27)
| Framework | Provision | Relation | Confidence | Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ESRS E4 | IRO-1 | Narrow match | Medium (60%) | Flora analysis defines the method and criteria for identifying impacts on plant habitats and species. |
| GRI 101 | 101-4 | Related match | Medium | Flora analysis helps identify and document the sources of impacts on plant biodiversity. |
| TNFD | Risk & impact management A | Close match | Medium | The initial states and flora/fauna/soil/pollution analyses constitute the process for identifying and assessing the site's nature-related issues, at the heart of LEAP Locate/Evaluate. |
| TNFD | Risk & impact management A | Close match | Medium | The initial states and flora/fauna/soil/pollution analyses constitute the process for identifying and assessing the site's nature-related issues, at the heart of LEAP Locate/Evaluate. |
| SBTN | S1a-R3 | Broad match | Low | The environmental impact assessment and initial states (flora, fauna, soil, pollution) identify at site level the material pressures on nature, the same substantive approach as SBTN screening but at the project rather than the company scale. |
| Taxonomie UE | 7.1-SC-a | Close match | Medium | The assessment of ecological continuities, habitat characterisation and initial flora/fauna state make it possible to rule out siting on land of high biodiversity value. |
| ISO 17298 | 4.2 | Close match | High | The ISO requirement for an initial survey translates in Effinature into the initial states and analyses (flora, fauna, soil, pollution) carried out at the start of the operation. |
| ISO 17298 | 6.3 | Close match | High | The ISO identification of material impacts on biodiversity corresponds to Effinature's ecological analyses (flora, fauna) and the project's environmental impact assessments. |
| ISO 17298 | 6.1 | Related match | Medium | Analysing dependencies/impacts as an essential component of the approach is instantiated at project level by Effinature's initial ecological analyses. |
| CDP | 2.1 (Bio) | Close match | Medium | Flora analysis constitutes the step of assessing the site's plant issues (identify/assess). |
| GBF | Target 12 | Narrow match | Medium | These requirements for the choice, planting, management and monitoring of plant heritage improve the quality and durability of urban green spaces, contributing more specifically to the target's objective. |
| GBF | Target 14 | Close match | High | The initial states, environmental impact assessments, prefectural orders, environmental specifications (CPAUPE) and ecological assessments formally integrate biodiversity into the project's planning and impact assessment. |
| Habitats/Oiseaux | HAB-Art13 | Close match | Medium (70%) | Flora analysis identifies the protected plant species to be preserved. |
| Code env. | R122-5-etat-initial | Close match | Medium (65%) | Flora analysis constitutes the inventory of the initial flora state. |
| HQE | HQE-BD-C1.2c | Related match | Low | The analysis of living organisms in situ overlaps with flora analysis. |
| ÉcoQuartier | Engagement 20 | Broad match | High | The ÉcoQuartier's preservation/restoration of plant biodiversity encompasses this Effinature requirement relating to flora, the plant palette, building greening and biodiversity areas. |
| BNG | BNG-02 | Close match | Medium (72%) | The baseline ecological survey (habitats, condition, extent) corresponds directly to Effinature's initial states: analysis and initial state of flora and fauna, characterisation of habitats and ecological continuities, initial soil state. |
| IFC PS6 | PS6-§6 | Close match | High (80%) | Effinature's initial states and impact assessments (flora, fauna, soil, pollution, continuities) constitute the required process for identifying risks and impacts. |
| ESS6 | ESS6-§8 | 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 | ESS6-§10-11 | 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. |
| EP4 | EP-P1 | Related match | Indicative (40%) | Effinature's initial states (soil, flora, fauna) provide the knowledge base of risks that EP4 categorisation aims to establish, but Effinature does not perform an A/B/C classification of the project. |
| EP4 | EP-P2 | Close match | Medium (65%) | Effinature's initial states and environmental analyses (soil, flora, fauna, pollution, continuities, habitats) materialise the prior environmental assessment required by Principle 2. |
| EP4 | EP-DII-4 | Close match | Medium (72%) | Effinature's preservation of flora, sensitive ecosystems and the set-aside of areas for biodiversity (EBS) address the protection of habitats and ecosystems in Document II §4. |
| ISO 17620 | 7.2.1 | Narrow match | Medium (66%) | Flora analysis feeds the establishment of the plant baseline. |
| BREEAM LE | LE02 | Close match | High (85%) | Flora analysis establishes the plant ecological value, a direct component of the LE02 assessment. |
| BREEAM Communities | LE 01 | Narrow match | Indicative (55%) | Flora analysis is a component of the ecological strategy of LE01. |
| ARB IdF | IND-05 | Close match | High | Flora analysis is a mandatory component of the ecological survey. |
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