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Norme Iso 37101

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  •  Résilience
  •  Sobriété

La norme Iso 37 101 est une démarche d’amélioration continue posant les bases et principes d’un système de management du développement durable. D’application volontaire et flexible dans son utilisation, le standard appelle à mettre en place un système d’évaluation et à disposer d’indicateurs pour mesurer la capacité à atteindre les objectifs mais il n’est pas prescriptif en la matière et n’impose pas d’indicateurs ou de solution en particulier. Le standard Iso 37101 se structure en 6 finalités - Attractivité ; Bien être ; Usage responsable des ressources; Cohésion sociale; Préservation de l’environnement ; Résilience – et 12 domaines d’action.

Ce référentiel « finalités - domaines d’action » fournit des éléments de langage communs validés par un consensus international facilitant l’appropriation par les acteurs du projet et la coopération avec d’autres territoires et organismes.

ISO 37101, à l’instar d’autre normes de systèmes de management, est fondée sur le cycle d’amélioration continue PDCA (Planifier-Mettre en œuvre-Contrôler-Agir). Ce dernier implique que les utilisateurs ajustent leurs objectifs et leur stratégie dans un objectif d’amélioration continue.

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Fiche ISO 37101 – vF-2

Cible : Collectivités - Aménageurs
Échelle : Ilot-Quartier-Ville-Territoire
Phase de projet : Programmation - Conception - Réalisation - Fonctionnement
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