BioVal Supplier Questionnaires: Training Videos

Enhance biodiversity along your supply chain with structured assessment tools

The BioVal project has developed practical questionnaires to assist companies in assessing the biodiversity performance of their suppliers from agriculture, fisheries, and aquaculture. These Excel-based tools enable systematic data collection from suppliers and support informed decisions towards more sustainable sourcing practices.

Our training videos provide step-by-step guidance for the effective implementation of these questionnaires. Whether you work with plant producers, wild fish catchers, or aquaculture businesses – these resources will help you engage suppliers meaningfully and identify opportunities for biodiversity improvement.

Ready to get started? Download the questionnaires and begin building more biodiversity-friendly supply chains today.

Agriculture

Learn how to assess field management practices, structural diversity, input use, and overall sustainability indicators for crop production systems.

Aquaculture

Discover how to evaluate wild catch practices, including species data, FAO catch areas, bycatch rates, fishing methods and management approaches.

Fisheries

Understand how to collect data on farm operations, including antibiotic use, wastewater management, certifications, escapes and production areas

Social values

The aim of this research module is to collect social values on biodiversity and food production and the awareness of the connection between food production and biodiversity in Germany.

Impact assessment of biodiversity

The aim is to optimise the impact assessment of biodiversity in LCA in a practical way and to add diffuse effects and aquatic biodiversity.

Biodiversity in companies

Together with the companies FRoSTA AG, Alfred Ritter GmbH & Co. KG and Seeberger GmbH, living labs are being used to work out how the effects of corporate and production processes on biodiversity along the food value chain can be better recorded and taken into account in decisions.

Transdisciplinary integration

The goal of transdisciplinary integration is to bring together the knowledge from the three research modules and to develop it further together with the living lab companies and other companies, for example in the biodiversity working group.