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Technical support packages for decarbonization are multiplying. Combining engineering, financing, construction, and maintenance, they aim to simplify the energy transition for industries, local authorities, and major projects. But...
The World Economic Forum report published at the end of 2023 is unambiguous: biodiversity credits could become a key driver of environmental finance. But today, the market remains embryonic, exposed to strong methodological criticism...
Local initiatives are multiplying to integrate biodiversity into urban planning: 3-30-300 rules, municipal pacts, monitoring platforms. These tools have one merit: they make a collective will visible. But as the pre...
Local authorities are now at the forefront of the ecological transition. But while voluntary commitments are multiplying—platforms, pacts, objectives—a fundamental question remains: how to assess, certify, and...
Nature in the city has become a widely accepted fact. But while local authorities are increasing their commitments, sharing experiences, and launching pilot projects, a central question remains: what methods can guarantee performance...
While many integrated offers promise decarbonization, one question remains: who verifies the real environmental impact of these transformations? IRICE offers an evidence-based answer.
While public and private actors are making numerous climate and biodiversity commitments (PACB, SRB, SNB, Europe 2030), the lack of evidence remains the blind spot of the ecological transition. IRICE proposes a solution: measure, certify, demonstrate...
Faced with the proliferation of labels, standards, and discourses on biodiversity, IRICE reiterates a simple distinction: there is no assessment without a method, no certification without a framework, and no legitimacy without accreditation. This text revisits...
Understanding what the Tree-City method actually covers, what it leaves out, and how Effinature certification can guarantee its ecological grounding.
Assessing biodiversity in a real estate project has become a strategic issue for project owners, local authorities, and investors. Between ecological assessments, performance scores, and awareness labels, the available tools...
MIPIM 2025, like many major real estate events, confirmed a significant trend: ESG is becoming increasingly important in strategic discussions, and investors are now encouraged to think long-term. Thinking ahead to 2035, envisioning portfolios...
Introduced by journalist Richard Louv in his book Last Child in the Woods (2005), the concept of "nature deficit disorder" refers to the physical, psychological, and cognitive disorders linked to the increasing disconnect between humans—in particular...