Credentials

Supply-side schemes certify products. Demand-side programmes bind a project or a buyer, so their rows are never presented as product requirements.

Supply-side schemes

SchemeRequirementsDetails
AFRDI Green Ticknot heldAFRDI 150 is not published: it is supplied only to applicants who submit the assessment request form, so its criteria cannot be held and are deliberately absent. The public information kit is held for the scheme's structure (points based; levels A/Platinum, B/Gold, C/Silver) and its GBCA recognition mapping
Aluminium Stewardship Initiative1,092
BEP PVC19
BES 6001157
Blue Angel600
Carpet Institute76
CEN140
Climate Active114
Concrete Sustainability Council1,129
Cradle to Cradle Certified509
Declare261
Eco Choice Aotearoa721
EMICODE97
EPD156
EPD Australasia8
EU Ecolabel459
FSC3,765
GECA757
Global GreenTag1,408
Global Organic Textile Standard647
Global Responsible Textile Standard370
Health Product Declaration115
International EPD System629
ISOnot heldISO 14025:2006 and ISO 14067:2018 are held as rules; ISO 14044, ISO/TS 14071 and ISO 14064-3 are held as context only
Living Product Challenge30
Nordic Swan287
PACTnot heldv3.0 is held as rules for calculating, verifying and exchanging cradle-to-gate product carbon footprints; individual product carbon footprints are not held
PEFC888
Product Carbon Footprint143
Responsible Steel418
Responsible Wood345
Steel Sustainability Australia130
Sustainable Forestry Initiative773
UL GREENGUARD13

Details lists the documents this build reads requirements from. Each opens that standard’s requirements in the register, where every clause cites its source.

Demand-side programmes

ProgrammeStandingRows held
AU Environmentally Sustainable Procurement PolicyHeld and in scope8
BREEAMHeld and in scope1,103
EarthCheckNot held0
EnviroDevelopmentNot held0
Green StarHeld and in scope1,350
IS RatingHeld and in scope82
LEEDHeld and in scope325
Living Building ChallengeHeld and in scope388
NABERSHeld and in scope183
WELLHeld and in scope26

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