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Assessment consistency The evaluation team, with expertise in carbon accounting, checks the consistency of the assessment evaluated. It looks at certain orders of magnitude, the consistency of the data with the organisation's sector of activity, the data sources, uncertainties, etc. More detailed information on the subject is presented in the[evaluation tool](/guide-devaluation-des-bilans-en/resources/bibliography.md#outil-devaluation-des-bilans).
Relevance of the Transition Plan The actions, objectives and pathway of the transition plan are also assessed. The core of the evaluation here is to take a step back from the transition plan presented: whether it addresses the issues identified when carrying out the assessment, whether the objectives and actions are relevant and consistent with national or international frameworks, whether the resources put in place, or planned, for carrying out the transition plan have been clearly determined and seem sufficient, etc. More detailed information on the subject is presented in the[evaluation tool](/guide-devaluation-des-bilans-en/resources/bibliography.md#outil-devaluation-des-bilans).
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