Being on the french BeesForLife list

• Join a repository recognised by local authorities.
• Gain visibility on a professional platform that is more than just a directory.
• Guarantee your professionalism to your customers and users by a third party, BeesForLife.
• Demonstrate your commitment to respecting the best practices described in the BeesForLife.
• Participate in the development of scientific expertise relating to the protection of bees and personal safety by contributing, through your listing, to the research projects developed by BeesForLife in collaboration with its partners.

More details on the reference system

1- Simple registration visible on the generic BeesForLife site: "Registered" status

You can register under your responsibility with a minimum of details of your business type Kbis and your means of contact phone / email ... to be visible to visitors to the site after validation of an annual registration fee with BeesForLife.

2- Qualifying registration with refundable registration fee

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• Be an operator in France.
• Register on the Beesforlife platform.
• Complete the questionnaire and undertake to provide proof of declaration.
• Agree to be audited by Beesforlife.
• Choose your target qualification level and provide your proof of commitment corresponding to the status.
• Beesforlife will validate your declarations to confirm your qualification on an annual basis.

Within a year of registering, make a visible contribution to your local authority (commune or community of communes, departmental council, etc.) agreeing to install the Beesforlife application for reporting Asian hornet nests on its internet platform for use by its citizens. Reimbursement will be made on the date the application is launched on the local authority's website.

For exterminators and private individuals:

The generic BeesForLIfe.fr website highlights all the insect killers who have signed up for an annual subscription with BeesForlife.

The specific sites for local authorities show the insect killers selected by the local authority using the following statuses:

• Referenced as a local authority : appears on the local authority's map: the service provider benefits from "support" from the local authority, but BeesForLife does not know the criteria for this (history, expertise, presence in the field, proximity, multi-nuisance activity, etc.) or the content of the service.activity, etc.) or the contentcommitment. The local authority wishes to include the following on its positive list of service providers"referenced" who can demonstrate to the local authority their ability to deal with nests.

• Approved by the local authority : There is an insect control agreement with the local authority within the framework of a contract and/or compliance with a good practice charter specific to the local authority, which is common to all or specific to each service provider: this justifies their ability to have the status of "Approved by the local authority" and "Approved by the local authority".Approved" status andto treat nests. The local authority's charter of good practice can be based on the BeesForLife charter.

• BeesForLife "Classic" and "Organic": Compliance with the BeesForLife good practice charter and the GTC. The charter and GCU are updated annually and are common to all insect killers in France.The local authority can make use of the local insect killers on the "national" BeesForLife list to make them available on its "dedicated BeesForLife" platform to manage nests in the public domain and/or those belonging to private individuals.

The local authority's service providers come from the "Referenced local authority", "Approved local authority" and "BeesForLIfe" lists. and "BeesForLIfe Classic or Bio national".

Contact Bees For Life if you have any questions