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Project name:

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Project start year:

Location of the project (a municipality, a city, a province, a region,...)

Project website:

Geographic coordinates of the project:

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About the project:

Short paragraph describing the project in context and with more details.

Main objective to which the project contributes:

Urban and peri-urban areas
Crops and animal products
Buildings and infrastructures
Primary production areas
Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators
Imported primary commodities
Nature-based solutions
Surplus food
Ecological connectivity
Biodiversity-friendly financial flows

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 120.000 hectares of urban and peri-urban areas are net-positive for biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 1.500 buildings and 20% of the urban and peri-urban infrastructures are net-positive for biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 2.000 Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators are available in urban and peri-urban areas.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 1.000 nature-based solutions are applied in urban and peri-urban areas to address in particular water management, soil degradation and climate change adaptation and mitigation.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 4.000 km of linear infrastructures between urban and peri-urban areas and 10.000 km of landscape elements are managed to enhance ecological connectivity across the territory.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 8.000.000 tons/year of crops and 3.500.000 tons/years of animal products available on the Belgian market are locally produced with at least neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 500.000 hectares of primary production areas in Belgium have at least a neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 38.500.000 tons/year of imported primary commodities in Belgium have at least a neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 435.000 tons/year of surplus food is either consumed, recovered or redistributed.

Quantified contribution to the main objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 150 public and private entities take biodiversity risks and opportunities into account in their strategies and their financial flows are oriented towards biodiversity-friendly projects.

Does the project contribute to a second objective?

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Second objective to which the project contributes:

Urban and peri-urban areas
Crops and animal products
Buildings and infrastructures
Primary production areas
Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators
Imported primary commodities
Nature-based solutions
Surplus food
Ecological connectivity
Biodiversity-friendly financial flows

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 120.000 hectares of urban and peri-urban areas are net-positive for biodiversity

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 1.500 buildings and 20% of the urban and peri-urban infrastructures are net-positive for biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 2.000 Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators are available in urban and peri-urban areas.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 1.000 nature-based solutions are applied in urban and peri-urban areas to address in particular water management, soil degradation and climate change adaptation and mitigation.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 4.000 km of linear infrastructures between urban and peri-urban areas and 10.000 km of landscape elements are managed to enhance ecological connectivity across the territory.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 8.000.000 tons/year of crops and 3.500.000 tons/year of animal products available on the Belgian market are locally produced with at least neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 500.000 hectares of primary production areas in Belgium have at least a neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 38.500.000 tons/year of imported primary commodities in Belgium have at least a neutral impact on biodiversity.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 435.000 tons/year of surplus food is either consumed, recovered or redistributed.

Quantified contribution to the second objective:

Objective BBA: By 2030, 150 public and private entities take biodiversity risks and opportunities into account in their strategies and their financial flows are oriented towards biodiversity-friendly projects.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the “Urban and peri-urban areas” objective?

Réseau Nature Natagora
Green Deal Natuurlijke tuinen
Green Deal Bedrijven en Biodiversiteit
Groenblauwe Parels
Green City Accord Nature & Biodiversity
Interreg 2Bconnect
Protected areas - national and regional parcs - Natura 2000
Questionnaire Régions du CDP, section 10
Label Entreprise Ecodynamique (Espace vert)
BiodiverCité
Appel à projets Wallonie 'Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the “Urban and peri-urban areas” objective? (secondary objective)

Réseau Nature Natagora
Green Deal Natuurlijke tuinen
Green Deal Bedrijven en Biodiversiteit
Groenblauwe Parels
Green City Accord Nature & Biodiversity
Interreg 2Bconnect
Protected areas - national and regional parcs - Natura 2000
Questionnaire Régions du CDP, section 10
Label Entreprise Ecodynamique (Espace vert)
BiodiverCité
Appel à projets Wallonie 'Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Respect and/or improve the specific ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life)
Set up a biodiversity-friendly management system (e.g. rewilding, reduced mowing of parks, gardens, talus, ponds, no chemicals)
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the initial landscape (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Incorporate the developments into the surrounding area and environment
Use native species/subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Respect and/or improve the specific ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life)
Set up a biodiversity-friendly management system (e.g. rewilding, reduced mowing of parks, gardens, talus, ponds, no chemicals)
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the initial landscape (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Incorporate the developments into the surrounding area and environment
Use native species/subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Buildings and infrastructures" objective?

Pimp je speelplaats
Ose le vert, recrée ta cour
Opération Ré-création
Interreg 2B Connect
CBS
Proeftuinen ontharding
Biodivercité - section Biodiversité & bâti
Protected areas - national and regional parc - Natura 2000 in urban and peri-urban areas
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Buildings and infrastructures" objective? (secondary objective)

Pimp je speelplaats
Ose le vert, recrée ta cour
Opération Ré-création
Interreg 2B Connect
CBS
Proeftuinen ontharding
Biodivercité - section Biodiversité & bâti
Protected areas - national and regional parc - Natura 2000 in urban and peri-urban areas
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

As little alteration of the initial landscape as possible /as much naturalness as possible to replace grey and concrete surfaces (e.g. green roofs and walls, greening the surroundings, incorporating the existing landscape into the infrastructure)
Respect and/or improve the specific ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life) to effectively replace the gray/concrete surface
Incorporate the amenities into the surrounding area and environment
Use native species/subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate
Incorporate elements that are suitable for the local biodiversity (e.g. birdhouses suitable for the bird species on site, insect houses at an appropriate height, appropriate vegetation types)
Provide amenities with sufficient space/length/thickness to ensure the creation of habitats, green-blue areas and veins
Construct buildings while maintaining green and blue areas, and while limiting further urbanization and urban sprawl (e.g. a higher building or a multi-story car park requires less surface on the ground)

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

As little alteration of the initial landscape as possible /as much naturalness as possible to replace grey and concrete surfaces (e.g. green roofs and walls, greening the surroundings, incorporating the existing landscape into the infrastructure)
Respect and/or improve the specific ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life) to effectively replace the gray/concrete surface
Incorporate the amenities into the surrounding area and environment
Use native species/subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate
Incorporate elements that are suitable for the local biodiversity (e.g. birdhouses suitable for the bird species on site, insect houses at an appropriate height, appropriate vegetation types)
Provide amenities with sufficient space/length/thickness to ensure the creation of habitats, green-blue areas and veins
Construct buildings while maintaining green and blue areas, and while limiting further urbanization and urban sprawl (e.g. a higher building or a multi-story car park requires less surface on the ground)

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators" objective?

Plan Maya
BiodiverCité - section Pollinisateurs
Bijenvriendelijke gemeente
BiodiversiScape
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Bed & Breakfasts for wild pollinators" objective? (secondary objective)

Plan Maya
BiodiverCité - section Pollinisateurs
Bijenvriendelijke gemeente
BiodiversiScape
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Provide suitable habitats for wild pollinators, both in terms of nesting places (bed) and in terms of food plants and vegetation (breakfast)
Diversify vegetation to include a range of plants (native species adapted to local pollinator populations) that bloom and provide abundant sources of pollen and nectar throughout spring, summer and fall ("bee pastures")
Create appropriate nesting places (piles of wood or sand, insect hotels, ...), and permanent spots of bare soil for ground-nesting pollinator species
Create/enhance corridors to maintain the ecological continuity across the different types of green spaces and allow pollinators to move from one place to another

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Provide suitable habitats for wild pollinators, both in terms of nesting places (bed) and in terms of food plants and vegetation (breakfast)
Diversify vegetation to include a range of plants (native species adapted to local pollinator populations) that bloom and provide abundant sources of pollen and nectar throughout spring, summer and fall ("bee pastures")
Create appropriate nesting places (piles of wood or sand, insect hotels, ...), and permanent spots of bare soil for ground-nesting pollinator species
Create/enhance corridors to maintain the ecological continuity across the different types of green spaces and allow pollinators to move from one place to another

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Nature-based solutions" objective?

CDP questionnaires: Cities sections 7, 8, 9; Regions sections 7, 8, 9
Green City Accord Nature & Biodiversity
Proeftuinen ontharding
Green Deal bedrijven & biodiversiteit
Appels à projetss Wallonie "Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain"
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Nature-based solutions" objective? (secondary objective)

CDP questionnaires: Cities sections 7, 8, 9; Regions sections 7, 8, 9
Green City Accord Nature & Biodiversity
Proeftuinen ontharding
Green Deal bedrijven & biodiversiteit
Appels à projetss Wallonie "Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain"
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Use nature/natural processes that support biodiversity to address the challenges related to climate change, water management (including flood management) and land degradation
Have respect for and/or improve the specific environmental and ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life, ...)
Incorporate those natural processes into the surrounding area and environment
Implement those natural processes in a way that is consistent with other actions undertaken to address these challenges (e.g. rehabilitate native plant species around water amenities that are set up to improve water management, ...)
Strengthen ecological connectivity between nature-based solutions and surrounding natural areas

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Use nature/natural processes that support biodiversity to address the challenges related to climate change, water management (including flood management) and land degradation
Have respect for and/or improve the specific environmental and ecological characteristics of the area (e.g. the topography, the type of landscape, the local plant and animal life, ...)
Incorporate those natural processes into the surrounding area and environment
Implement those natural processes in a way that is consistent with other actions undertaken to address these challenges (e.g. rehabilitate native plant species around water amenities that are set up to improve water management, ...)
Strengthen ecological connectivity between nature-based solutions and surrounding natural areas

From the list of criteria, at least three must be selected.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Ecological connectivity" objective?

CDP Water questionnaire section 8
Yes we plant
Opération "bord de route - Fauchage tardif"
Appel à projets Wallonie "Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Ecological connectivity" objective? (secondary objective)

CDP Water questionnaire section 8
Yes we plant
Opération "bord de route - Fauchage tardif"
Appel à projets Wallonie "Maillage vert et bleu en milieu urbain
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Facilitate the safe migration of animal and/or plant species across the different zones of the green-blue network
Use native species, and subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate
Restore and/or promote biodiverse landscape elements (e.g. trees, hedges, flowers, rivers) along linear infrastructures (e.g. roads, railroads)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
Incorporate these amenities into the surrounding area and environment
Manage the amenities ecologically (e.g. no use or rational use of pesticides)

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Facilitate the safe migration of animal and/or plant species across the different zones of the green-blue network
Use native species, and subspecies that are more resilient and resistant to climate change, if appropriate
Restore and/or promote biodiverse landscape elements (e.g. trees, hedges, flowers, rivers) along linear infrastructures (e.g. roads, railroads)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
Incorporate these amenities into the surrounding area and environment
Manage the amenities ecologically (e.g. no use or rational use of pesticides)

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Crops and animal products" objective?

Groupe d’Achat Solidaire de l’Agriculture Paysanne (GASAP)
EU organic label
Biogarantie label
Label Nature & Progrès
ASC – MSC label
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Crops and animal products" objective? (secondary objective)

Groupe d’Achat Solidaire de l’Agriculture Paysanne (GASAP)
EU organic label
Biogarantie label
Label Nature & Progrès
ASC – MSC label
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Follow the natural production seasons: no heated and/or large-scale greenhouses; follow natural growing/milking/breeding seasons, ...
Promote short and local supply and production chains, with as few imports as possible
Use biodiversity-inclusive production methods: rotation of crops/fruit trees, mixed cropping, agroforestry/ecology, no pesticides or chemicals, organic/rational production, nature-based solutions, ...
Develop the land by incorporating biodiversity and provide an area dedicated to biodiversity (e.g. additional flowerbeds, permanent plant cover, no tillage/mowing/management in specific areas, insect hotels)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil)
Stimulate the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use (e.g. rooftop agriculture, eco-grazing)
Incorporate these practices into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Follow the natural production seasons: no heated and/or large-scale greenhouses; follow natural growing/milking/breeding seasons, ...
Promote short and local supply and production chains, with as few imports as possible
Use biodiversity-inclusive production methods: rotation of crops/fruit trees, mixed cropping, agroforestry/ecology, no pesticides or chemicals, organic/rational production, nature-based solutions, ...
Develop the land by incorporating biodiversity and provide an area dedicated to biodiversity (e.g. additional flowerbeds, permanent plant cover, no tillage/mowing/management in specific areas, insect hotels)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil)
Stimulate the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use (e.g. rooftop agriculture, eco-grazing)
Incorporate these practices into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Primary production areas" objective?

QiGreen Fondation
Life in Quarries
EU organic label
Biogarantie label
Ecogarantie label
CDP questionnaires : Climate sections AC-13, FB-13, PF-13
PEFC and FSC labels
Natagriwal
Appel à projets Wallonie "Forêt Résiliente"
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Primary production areas" objective? (secondary objective)

QiGreen Fondation
Life in Quarries
EU organic label
Biogarantie label
Ecogarantie label
CDP questionnaires : Climate sections AC-13, FB-13, PF-13
PEFC and FSC labels
Natagriwal
Appel à projets Wallonie "Forêt Résiliente"
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Use biodiversity-inclusive production methods: rotation of crops/trees, crop mixtures, permanent plant coverage, agroforestry/ecology, reduced tillage, biodiversity-oriented management, no pesticides/chemicals, non-chemical production, organic production/manure, nature-based solutions, ecosystem restoration, re-afforestation with local and mixed tree species, …
Develop the land by incorporating biodiversity and provide an area dedicated to biodiversity (e.g. additional flowerbeds, absence/reduction of tillage/mowing/management in a certain area, insect hotel, reorganization of mining sites)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Promote the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use
Incorporate these production methods into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Use biodiversity-inclusive production methods: rotation of crops/trees, crop mixtures, permanent plant coverage, agroforestry/ecology, reduced tillage, biodiversity-oriented management, no pesticides/chemicals, non-chemical production, organic production/manure, nature-based solutions, ecosystem restoration, re-afforestation with local and mixed tree species, …
Develop the land by incorporating biodiversity and provide an area dedicated to biodiversity (e.g. additional flowerbeds, absence/reduction of tillage/mowing/management in a certain area, insect hotel, reorganization of mining sites)
Have respect for and/or improve the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
As much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Promote the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use
Incorporate these production methods into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Imported primary commodities" objective?

EU organic label
Rainforest Alliance
Roundtable on Sustainable Palmoil label
PEFC and FSC labels
CDP Forests questionnaire sections 1, 2, 4, 6 in addition to 7
MSC/ASC labels
Better Cotton label
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Imported primary commodities" objective? (secondary objective)

EU organic label
Rainforest Alliance
Roundtable on Sustainable Palmoil label
PEFC and FSC labels
CDP Forests questionnaire sections 1, 2, 4, 6 in addition to 7
MSC/ASC labels
Better Cotton label
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Commodities obtained using biodiversity-inclusive production methods: deforestation-free, sustainable land use, agroecology, no use of chemicals as pesticides/manure, ...
Commodities obtained using production methods that have respect for the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
Commodities obtained using production methods based on as much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Commodities obtained using a production system that stimulates the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use
Commodities whose production methods are incorporated into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land
Commodities whose traceability can be ensured in the long term: transparency of supply chains and availability of information to consumers

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Commodities obtained using biodiversity-inclusive production methods: deforestation-free, sustainable land use, agroecology, no use of chemicals as pesticides/manure, ...
Commodities obtained using production methods that have respect for the environmental and ecological characteristics of the area
Commodities obtained using production methods based on as much naturalness as possible/as little alteration as possible of the surrounding environment (landscape, quality of water, of soil, ...)
Commodities obtained using a production system that stimulates the preservation of green and blue areas by limiting the expansion of land use
Commodities whose production methods are incorporated into the surrounding environment (e.g. promote ecological continuity) to reduce their negative impact on the land
Commodities whose traceability can be ensured in the long term: transparency of supply chains and availability of information to consumers

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Surplus food" objective?

Food waste Alliance
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Surplus food" objective? (secondary objective)

Food waste Alliance
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Improve the efficiency of resources used in the production stage to avoid waste (e.g. collect all food products regardless of size or appearance, only produce the necessary quantity)
Stimulate consumption/recovery/redistribution of surplus food for human consumption: use surplus food for human consumption and avoid discarding it or using it as compost
Support food donation and recovery and/or stimulate the consumption of surplus food (e.g. redistribute surplus food to institutions, offer doggy-bags to customers who did not finish their food)
Develop/enhance conditions enabling to ensure food donation/recovery/consumption in safe conditions (e.g. discounts on products where the “Best before date” is approaching, discounts on products with altered packaging/labelling)

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Improve the efficiency of resources used in the production stage to avoid waste (e.g. collect all food products regardless of size or appearance, only produce the necessary quantity)
Stimulate consumption/recovery/redistribution of surplus food for human consumption: use surplus food for human consumption and avoid discarding it or using it as compost
Support food donation and recovery and/or stimulate the consumption of surplus food (e.g. redistribute surplus food to institutions, offer doggy-bags to customers who did not finish their food)
Develop/enhance conditions enabling to ensure food donation/recovery/consumption in safe conditions (e.g. discounts on products where the “Best before date” is approaching, discounts on products with altered packaging/labelling)

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Biodiversity-friendly financial flows" objective?

CDP Climate questionnaire section 15
Taskforce on Nature Financial Disclosure
Do No Significant Harm Principle
One Planet to Be (OP2B)
Business for Nature (BfN)
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation
Global Fund for Coral Reefs (GFCR)
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

Is the project part of one of the initiatives contributing to the "Biodiversity-friendly financial flows" objective? (secondary objective)

CDP Climate questionnaire section 15
Taskforce on Nature Financial Disclosure
Do No Significant Harm Principle
One Planet to Be (OP2B)
Business for Nature (BfN)
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation
Global Fund for Coral Reefs (GFCR)
The project is not part of any existing initiative.

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective?

Reduce ecological damage caused by investments: Remove and/or phase out harmful investments, exclude projects when they are detrimental to biodiversity, ...
Redirect financial resources causing damage to biodiversity to investments that support biodiversity
Develop and promote alternative financial tools in support of biodiversity (e.g. granting reduced mortgage/loans to encourage companies’ transition; investment products directed towards green investments)
Fund ecological and biodiversity-friendly initiatives and projects
Ensure and show traceability and transparency of investments
Align portfolios with international/European/national biodiversity objectives
Link biodiversity and climate change funding (every climate investment has to include biodiversity-related challenges)
Incorporate biodiversity-related issues into the projects/measures that the entity designs/implements (e.g. taking biodiversity into account during the construction/renovation of its buildings with regard to the ground as well as the materials used)
Link the marketing of certain products to ESG standards (environmental, social and governance criteria)/sustainability/biodiversity
Request partners and customers to have a transparent financial strategy that supports biodiversity

If so, how are the criteria met for this objective (secondary objective)?

Reduce ecological damage caused by investments: Remove and/or phase out harmful investments, exclude projects when they are detrimental to biodiversity, ...
Redirect financial resources causing damage to biodiversity to investments that support biodiversity
Develop and promote alternative financial tools in support of biodiversity (e.g. granting reduced mortgage/loans to encourage companies’ transition; investment products directed towards green investments)
Fund ecological and biodiversity-friendly initiatives and projects
Ensure and show traceability and transparency of investments
Align portfolios with international/European/national biodiversity objectives
Link biodiversity and climate change funding (every climate investment has to include biodiversity-related challenges)
Incorporate biodiversity-related issues into the projects/measures that the entity designs/implements (e.g. taking biodiversity into account during the construction/renovation of its buildings with regard to the ground as well as the materials used)
Link the marketing of certain products to ESG standards (environmental, social and governance criteria)/sustainability/biodiversity
Request partners and customers to have a transparent financial strategy that supports biodiversity

Describe here the measures taken that meet the selected criteria and how they meet these criteria in practice.

Describe here the measures taken that meet the selected criteria and how they meet these criteria in practice. (secondary objective)

How are these measures, practices or actions maintained over the long term?

Long-term maintenance and management also includes ‘zero-management’, which involves allowing nature to develop on its own without human intervention.

What are the benefits of the project for people, for biodiversity or nature, for your organisation?

This may be in terms of social or economic benefits (e.g. more tourism, more space for leisure activities, better air quality, fewer water problems, etc.).

Who is involved in the project? What are their contributions (financial or otherwise)?

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