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With the definition of actions to build an operational roadmap for the transition plan, it is necessary to be able to implement project management for the implementation and steering of these actions.
Indeed, if a tool enables the creation of an action plan grouping complete actions and structuring a low-carbon transition strategy, it is necessary that these actions be sufficiently clearly defined to facilitate their implementation.
While this makes it possible to characterise actions and assess their feasibility, the relevant information here also serves the selection of actions to be implemented, by considering for example:
The emission categories concerned by the action
The human, technical and financial resources required or available
The selection and prioritisation criteria for actions, such as reduction potentials, costs, prerequisites, etc.
The steering of these actions, in particular the teams or persons responsible for the action
Tools may draw on the action sheet template proposed by the Bilan Carbone® methodology.
Mandatory
Criterion C.3 - Characterisation of action plan items
Question
Does the candidate tool enable the definition of actions that are sufficiently characterised to ensure their success? (lead, linked internal resources, monitoring over time, potential barriers, etc.)
Answers
Yes, the characterisation of actions matches the action sheets of the Bilan Carbone® methodology, or is sufficiently close and comprehensive
No, the characterisation of actions is not sufficient
Implementation guidance
Analyse the characterisation of actions possible within the tool. It will be verified whether this characterisation incorporates all the relevant elements of the action sheet template proposed by the Bilan Carbone® methodology.
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