05 / Criteria & evidence

Make the finding
traceable.

A developing framework connecting criteria, evidence, findings, review, governance, and improvement actions.

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TERRAJECTORYILLUSTRATIVE
ASSESSMENT / WORKING FORMAT

From evidence
to action.

Project readiness review

REQUIREMENT

What applies, and why?

EVIDENCE REVIEW

What supports the finding?

FINDING

Confirmed, missing, or unresolved?

ACTION & OWNER

What happens next?

SOURCE → EVIDENCE → REVIEW → ACTION

THE QUESTION

What supports this finding—and what remains unknown?

Organizations preparing assessments, project teams organizing evidence, and qualified reviewers helping define credible evaluation.

01

Know the criterion

Distinguish a binding requirement, recognized standard, best practice, and voluntary benchmark.

02

Review the evidence

Connect the source, scope, record, reviewer, and evidence limitations before drawing a conclusion.

03

Explain the finding

Separate supported findings, gaps, insufficient evidence, not-applicable items, and improvement opportunities.

MAKE THE WORK CONCRETE

Missing evidence is a useful finding.

If a project record does not establish a water-use assumption, an assessment should say what is missing, why it matters to the criterion, what record is needed, and who should obtain or review it.

Illustrative assessment example / not a certification decision

Clear scope. Appropriate expertise.

LEAIF is developing. Readiness assessment and evidence review are distinct from independent accredited assurance or certification. A future formal pathway depends on governance, competence, independence, and applicable requirements; no current accreditation is claimed.

Explore an illustrative evidence review.

THE NEXT CONVERSATION

What’s the
decision in
front of you?

Start with the project, its location, and the question you need to resolve.

We can discuss the evidence, responsibilities, and specialist input a useful scope would need.

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