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7.2 - The evaluation process
How is the evaluation process of the approach structured?
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Overall Evaluation Process
The evaluation of a Bilan Carbone® involves several steps, each of which may concern one or more stakeholders. To get into the details of this process, a diagram is provided in the Assessment Evaluation Guide.
Structure of an Evaluation
The evaluation carried out by authorised experts is structured in four steps:
The collection of general information specific to the evaluation for monitoring and traceability purposes
The evaluation of prerequisites for the various methods
The evaluation of compliance with methodological criteria
The evaluation of orders of magnitude, consistency of the assessment and relevance of its transition plan
Figure 7.2: Timeline of the evaluation of a Bilan Carbone®
This first step of the evaluation aims to bring together information concerning the evaluation itself for monitoring and traceability purposes.
This step aims to verify that the prerequisites for the evaluation have been met. This may concern the availability of documents required for the evaluation, the training of the project team that carried out the Bilan Carbone®, the tool used to carry out the assessment, hierarchical involvement...
If there is a failure on at least one of these points, the review of the methodological criteria that follows cannot result in an assessment that is verified and validated according to the evaluation guide.
This step concerns proper compliance with the Bilan Carbone® method as described in this guide. For each maturity level, the various criteria (summarised here) are to be evaluated.
The evaluation of each criterion goes through the study of the supporting documents requested in section 6.1, the evaluation method is specified in the Assessment Evaluation Guide and is explored in depth during evaluator training courses delivered by the ABC.
This step allows the evaluator to step back from the information that meets the requirements of the methods.
The evaluation team, having expertise in terms of carbon accounting and more particularly in the sector of activity of the organisation, verifies the consistency of the evaluated assessment as well as the relevance of the transition plan.
Do you have a comprehension question?Consult the FAQ. The method is living and therefore subject to change (clarifications, additions): find thechange log here.
