EnviroDevelopment National Technical Standards recognises (any programme operator)
EnviroDevelopment National Technical Standards Version 4 · rating_tool · Australia. Recorded in 4 clauses of the source document, transcribed as written.
- EnviroDevelopment National Technical Standards — the document doing the recognising
- (any programme operator) — the programme it names
- EPD — held here, 156 requirements read
The clauses that say so
- 4.2.5 b · Built form: Structure
- Standard named
- EPD complying with EN 15804
- Level required
- not recorded
- Applies to
- Non-structural steel
- Evidence tier
- binding
One of seven options; 80% of non-structural steel
- 4.2.5 e · Built form: Structure
- Standard named
- EPD complying with EN 15804
- Level required
- not recorded
- Applies to
- Structural timber
- Evidence tier
- binding
No conditions recorded.
- 4.2.5 f · Built form: Structure
- Standard named
- EPD complying with EN 15804
- Level required
- not recorded
- Applies to
- Bricks
- Evidence tier
- binding
No conditions recorded.
- 4.2.9 · Alternative compliance
- Standard named
- EPD (Environmental Product Declaration)
- Level required
- not recorded
- Applies to
- Procured materials
- Evidence tier
- binding
80% of procured materials
Where the walk lands: requirements held
Also recognised by EnviroDevelopment National Technical Standards
(any recognised environmental certification scheme)Carpet Institute of AustraliaForest Stewardship CouncilInternational Organisation for StandardisationPEFCWorld Steel Association