

The market is conducive to local and ecological purchasing initiative, now is the time to seize this opportunity for visibility and interest in your product or real estate project. For this reason, there needs to be a transparent, credible, and recognized method of validating the declaration as sold, such as the Taïga Initiative™ offers.
These certifications provide a competitive advantage, ensure customer satisfaction by delivering what they want, promote the adoption of best practices in local sourcing, and are suitable for businesses of all sizes.
The Taïga Initiative certification gives you guaranteed visibility: it’s a certification so far unique in the world. The process is simple and easy to understand, with an emphasis on local sourcing. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and no costs related to professional services.


By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
¹ According to the article Doing Well by Doing Good? Green Office Buildings by Piet Eichholtz, Nils Kok, and John M. Quigley [2010]
² According to the article The True Cost of LEED-Certified Green Buildings by Stephen J. Vamosi [2011]
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
By promoting the adoption of best practices in reducing environmental impacts, a commercial building with environmental certification will rent approximately 3% more per square foot and the selling price of a property can reach 16% more.¹
Also, some studies have shown greater productivity, greater loyalty to a company and greater job satisfaction among employees.¹
The process is simple and easy to understand and involves fewer restrictions with the Taïga Initiative. Also, the process is accessible with little cost for obtaining certification and less expenses related to professional services. For example, a LEED certification can increase the cost of a project by about 10–30%.²
¹ According to the article Doing Well by Doing Good? Green Office Buildings by Piet Eichholtz, Nils Kok, and John M. Quigley [2010]
² According to the article The True Cost of LEED-Certified Green Buildings by Stephen J. Vamosi [2011]
