Biodiversity

Integrate biodiversity in design, then have it certified

Two distinct stages: design integrates biodiversity (ARKENOR / design team); certification (Effinature) is then issued by IRICE as a third party. The roles do not overlap.

Two distinct stages, two separate teams

Biodiversity is handled in two distinct stages. First in design: integrating ecological considerations into the project, with ARKENOR in support. Then, if the client wishes, having it certified — the role of Effinature, issued by IRICE, an accredited body.

These two stages are never carried out by the same team: the designer cannot certify their own project. The impartiality required by ISO/IEC 17065 means the certification decision belongs to IRICE alone. For the architect, the path stays clear: design on one side, attest on the other.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Design integrates biodiversity upstream (ARKENOR in support); the Effinature certification is issued separately by IRICE, an accredited body (Cofrac no. 5-0655).
No. Impartiality (ISO/IEC 17065) requires the certification to be issued by IRICE, independently of the design.

Scope a biodiversity pathway

Design (ARKENOR) then certification (IRICE) — kept separate.

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