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EFF-C-098 : Soil preservation

Effinature criterion · theme: Living soils

The Effinature criterion “Soil preservation” (EFF-C-098) belongs to the Living soils theme and applies to the EVO/HOR/NCO reference framework(s). It maps to 8 international provision(s), including strong matches with GBF (Target 2), GBF (Target 11), NRL (Art. 4(11-12)).

Living soils Préservation du sol vivant Level : exigence EVO HOR NCO

International correspondences (8)

Framework Provision Relation Confidence Rationale
GBF Target 2 Narrow match Medium The creation of structured biodiversity areas, the restoration of living soils and the re-establishment of ecological continuities contribute to the rehabilitation and improvement of ecological integrity and connectivity at the site scale.
GBF Target 11 Narrow match Medium Water-resource management, soil health, the installation of beehives and the provision of resources for pollinators strengthen ecosystem services (water, soils, pollination) explicitly cited by the target.
NRL Art. 4(11-12) Narrow match Medium The preservation of soils and the initial plant heritage and sustainable soil management avoid significant deterioration of habitats and their support at site scale, consistent with the non-deterioration obligation.
ÉcoQuartier Engagement 20 Broad match High The ÉcoQuartier's soil preservation/restoration encompasses this Effinature requirement for preserving living soil (state, quality, land use, sealing, CBS/open ground).
Estidama NS-R2 Related match Medium Preservation of the soil during the project.
SITES Construction P7.3 Related match Indicative (55%) Restoration of disturbed soils = soil preservation during the worksite phase.
LEED-ND GIB-C5 Related match Indicative (50%) Soil preservation during the worksite phase (EFF-C-098) via the limitation of the disturbed footprint.
ARB IdF IND-12 Close match High Soil preservation aims to limit earthworks and the building's contact with the soil.

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