Standard number: QX/T 506-2019
Standard name: Specifications
for climatic feasibility demonstration--Institution credit ||tt
|| Evaluation ||
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Release time: 2019-09-30
Implementation time: 2020-01-01
Standard size: 1860K
Standard introduction: This standard is drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1-2009.
This standard is proposed and managed by the National Technical Committee for Climate and Climate Change Standardization (SAC/TC540).
Drafting units of this standard: China Meteorological Service Association, China International Electronic Commerce Center. The main drafters of this standard: Qu Ya, Xia Yimeng, Huang Sining, Zhang Xiaomei, Chen Dengli, Chen Rong, Wang Yuan. This standard specifies the procedures, evaluation contents and evaluation reports
for the credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. This standard applies to credit evaluation activities of climate feasibility demonstration institutions.
2 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document.
Climatic feasibility demonstration institutionClimatic feasibility demonstration institution
An institution engaged in analysis and assessment activities on the climate suitability, risks and possible impacts on the local climate of planning and construction projects closely related to climate conditions
.
Credit risk
The possibility of potential loss to the creditor due to the inability and/or unwillingness of the creditee to fulfill its commitments
GB/T22117-2008, definition 2.18]
2.3
Credit record
A collection of credit information that fully records a credit behavior of a credit subject
GB/T22117-2018, definition 2,23]
2.
Credit grade
The result of the credit status of the rated object marked with a given symbol.
GB/T22117-2018, definition 5,11
This standard specifies the procedures, content and report of credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. This standard applies to credit evaluation activities of climate feasibility demonstration institutions.

ICS07.060
Meteorological Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
QX/T506—2019
Specifications for climatic feasibility demonstrationInstitution creditevaluation
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Released on September 30, 2019
China Meteorological Administration
Implementation on January 1, 2020
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Terms and Definitions
Evaluation Procedure
Evaluation Content
5 Evaluation Report
Appendix A (Informative Appendix)
Appendix B (Normative Appendix)
References
Credit Evaluation Application for Climate Feasibility Demonstration Institution Main Contents: Credit Rating Evaluation Indicators and Weights for Climate Feasibility Demonstration Institutions QX/T506—2019
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This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1—2009. This standard is proposed and managed by the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Climate and Climate Change (SAC/TC540). The drafting units of this standard are: China Meteorological Service Association, China International Electronic Commerce Center, and the main drafters of this standard are: Qu Ya, Xia Yimeng, Huang Sining, Zhang Xiaomei, Chen Dengli, Chen Rong, Wang YuanQX/T506—2019
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This standard is one of the basic standards of the supervision and management standard system of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. This standard is formulated to unify and standardize the credit evaluation work of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. Industry Standard Information Service Platform
1 Scope
Climate Feasibility Demonstration Specification
Institution Credit Evaluation
This standard specifies the procedures, evaluation contents and evaluation reports for the credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. This standard applies to the credit evaluation activities of climate feasibility demonstration institutions. 2 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 2.1
Climatic feasibility demonstration institutionClimatic feasibility demonstration institutionQX/T506—2019
An institution engaged in the analysis and assessment of climate suitability, risk and possible impact on local climate of planning and construction projects closely related to climate conditions
Credit risk
Credit risk
The possibility of potential loss to the credit grantor due to the inability and/or unwillingness of the creditee to fulfill its commitment. GB/T221172008, definition 2.18
Credit record
Credit record
A collection of credit information that fully records a credit behavior of a credit subject. [GB/T22117—2018. Definition 2.23
Service level
Credit rating
Credit grade
The level result of the credit status of the rated object is marked with a given symbol. [GB/T22117—2018, Ding 511]
Credit rating index
credit rating index, credit rating index 3 Evaluation procedure
3.1 Process
The credit evaluation process of climate feasibility demonstration institutions is shown in Figure 1. 3.2 Release notice
The evaluation institution releases a notice on the implementation of credit evaluation work to the public, clarifying the evaluation time, scope of application and relevant requirements 1
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3.3 Voluntary application
Release notice
White voluntary application
Complete information
Credit rating assessment
Information archiving
No objection
Incomplete information
Objection||tt| |Supplementary information
Provide supporting materials
Flowchart of credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions3.3.1 Climate feasibility demonstration institutions shall submit application materials to the evaluation institution within the specified time according to the requirements of the notice. The application materials shall include the following:
Credit evaluation application form of climate feasibility demonstration institution. The content of the application form (mainly including the cover form of the credit evaluation application form of climate feasibility demonstration institution, the form of commitment, the list of submitted materials and the evaluation application form) is shown in Appendix A; a copy of the business license (legal person certificate of public institution); a copy of the organization code certificate (if the region has implemented the "five certificates in one", it is not required); Submit); a copy of the tax registration certificate (if the area where the company is located has implemented the "five certificates in one", it is not necessary to submit): a copy of the property rights certificate of the business premises, a copy of the lease contract or other supporting materials: a resume of the technical person in charge and a training assessment certificate; a list of professional and technical personnel
a list of current management systems;
a copy of the quality management system certification certificate, a copy of the quality management system handbook: an introduction to the organization or a brochure:
a description of the climate feasibility demonstration completed by the organization in the past five years: a list of relevant standards and copies of bids for climate feasibility demonstration compiled by the organization in the past five years; a list of various award certificates and honorary certificates obtained by the organization in the past five years and the certificate seals Documents, the national promotion of the business system and software promotion related to the climate feasibility demonstration of the institution in the past five years, paper materials such as promotion plan;
related certification materials of independent intellectual property rights in the field of climate feasibility demonstration; penalty notices received from relevant administrative supervision departments in the past five years; financial audit reports or final accounts in the past three years; description of public welfare activities in the past five years;
various credit records in the past five years, including negative credit records of financial institutions, public utilities, administrative departments, etc.;
institution registration certification materials issued by the meteorological authority; project entrusting party complaints and complaint materials (if not available, it is not necessary to provide). 3.3.2 The climate feasibility demonstration institution shall be responsible for the authenticity of the materials it provides. 3.4 Material review and acceptance
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3.4.1 After receiving the application from the climate feasibility demonstration institution, the evaluation institution shall review the completeness of the materials submitted by it and determine whether to accept the credit evaluation application.
3.4.2 After the evaluation institution determines to accept the application, it shall provide the climate feasibility demonstration institution with a credit evaluation acceptance letter. 3.5 Credit rating assessment
3.5.1 Preliminary assessment
3.5.1.1 The assessment agency shall set up a credit assessment team based on the industry division and professional background of the climate feasibility demonstration agency. Each credit assessment team shall consist of no less than three people.
3.5.1.2 The credit assessment team shall collect the information required for credit assessment according to the requirements. The climate feasibility demonstration agency shall be required to supplement and improve the relevant materials in a timely manner for incomplete and unclear information. 3.5.1.3 The credit assessment team shall analyze the basic situation, management status, business capabilities, competitiveness and development potential, financial status, social responsibility and credit record, irregular behavior, etc. of the climate feasibility demonstration agency based on various information, write a credit assessment report, and put forward credit rating recommendations for the climate feasibility demonstration agency. 3.5.2 Rating determination
3.5.2.1 The assessment agency shall organize a credit assessment expert committee to review the preliminary assessment recommendations. The expert committee shall be reasonably composed of 5 (or more) experts in climate feasibility demonstration, finance, quality management, credit assessment, etc. 3.5.2.2 The Credit Evaluation Expert Committee shall review the credit evaluation report and evaluation grade recommendations submitted by the Credit Evaluation Team, and make review opinions to determine the credit grade of the climate feasibility demonstration institution. 3.5.2.3 If the Credit Evaluation Expert Committee is unable to determine the credit grade, it shall feedback the information to the Credit Evaluation Team and indicate the reasons. The Credit Evaluation Team shall reorganize and verify the relevant data until the Credit Evaluation Expert Committee can determine the credit grade. 3.5.2.4 The evaluation agency shall feedback the evaluation results and evaluation report to the participating climate feasibility demonstration institutions. 3.6 Publicity and announcement of results
3.6.1 The evaluation agency shall publicize the credit grade to be announced. The publicity period shall not be less than 15 working days. If there is no objection after the expiration of the period, the evaluation agency shall announce the credit grade of the climate feasibility demonstration institution to the public and file it with the intelligent and meteorological authorities. 3.6.2 During the publicity period, if any unit or individual has any objection to the credit evaluation results, they shall submit it in writing to the evaluation agency and provide relevant supporting materials. After accepting the written objection, the evaluation agency shall verify the objection within 15 working days and give a conclusion. 3.7 Archive of Materials
The evaluation institution shall establish an archive management system to archive and preserve various materials used for credit evaluation and generated during the credit evaluation process. The archived materials include:
Application materials submitted by the climate feasibility demonstration institution; a credit evaluation acceptance letter;
All kinds of information and materials collected by the evaluation team; credit evaluation report;
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The evaluation results and evaluation opinions of the evaluation committee; objections received during the public announcement period and their handling results; other materials that need to be archived.
4 Evaluation Content
4.1 Evaluation Indicators
The evaluation indicators are shown in Appendix B.
4.2 Scoring Method
The credit evaluation of the climate feasibility demonstration institution adopts a comprehensive scoring system with a full score of 100 points. The scoring is based on the evaluation indicators and scoring standards specified in Appendix B. The cumulative score of each indicator is the final score. 4.3 Ratings
The credit ratings of climate feasibility demonstration institutions are divided into five levels: AAA, AA, A, B, and C. The corresponding meanings and score ranges are shown in Table 1. Table 1 Classification and identification of credit ratings of climate feasibility demonstration institutions Credit ratings
4.4 Special provisions
[90.100]
[80.90]
[70.80]
[60.70]
When an institution commits the following serious violations of responsibility and production, its credit rating shall be directly rated as C: a)
Behaviors that damage national security, public interests and other legitimate rights and interests; Meaning
The institution's credit is very good
The institution's credit is very good||tt ||Institutional credit is good
Institutional credit is average
Institutional credit is poor
Because of violating industry self-discipline rules and engaging in vicious competition, the administrative department has given advice and talks, and the circumstances are serious; due to violating relevant laws and regulations, the license has been revoked or other serious actions or penalties; the institution has committed a crime, and its legal representative (or actual controller) has been sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or detention; it has been included in the list of dishonest persons subject to execution by the people's court; it has violated the relevant prohibited behaviors in the "Climate Feasibility Demonstration Management Measures" and has been punished by the meteorological card management agency; other adverse social impacts.
5 Evaluation Report
5.1 The credit evaluation report of the climate feasibility demonstration institution shall use concise, accurate and popular language, and shall not contain misleading statements. The signs and symbols of the evaluation conclusions shall be clearly explained.
5.2 The credit risk of the climate feasibility demonstration institution shall be quantitatively analyzed as much as possible. If quantitative analysis is not possible, a targeted qualitative description shall be made.
5.3 The content of the credit evaluation report shall be arranged in the following order: cover, table of contents, statement, overview, text, evaluation conclusion and attachments. 5.4 The cover of the credit evaluation report shall include the following contents: report number;
report name;
name of the climate feasibility demonstration institution:
name of the evaluation institution (stamp);
report issuance time:
other.
5.5 The statement of the credit evaluation report shall include the following contents: explanatory text indicating that the content of the report is objective, fair and compliant; statement of voluntary acceptance of supervision by the competent authorities and society; others.
5.6 The credit evaluation report overview should include the following contents: evaluation characteristics, such as independence, reliability, and responsibility; the name of the climate feasibility demonstration agency;
the name of the evaluation agency;
the evaluation team members;
the evaluation time;
the evaluation basis;
the evaluation role;
others.
5.7 The main body of the credit evaluation report should include the following contents: the basic capabilities of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the financial status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the internal management status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the business development of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the market competitiveness and development potential of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the social responsibility of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the bad behavior and record of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; others.
5.8 The evaluation conclusion of the credit evaluation report shall include the following contents: credit rating and its clear explanation: signatures of the evaluator and the approver;
the name of the evaluation agency (stamp).
5.9 The appendix of the credit evaluation report shall include the following contents: credit rating classification and interpretation;
credit evaluation score sheet;
business license, organization code certificate, tax registration certificate of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; audited financial statements of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; awards and honor certificates of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; other materials required to be attached.
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Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Main contents of the credit evaluation application of the climate feasibility demonstration agency Figure A, 1 shows the cover style of the credit evaluation application of the climate feasibility demonstration agency. Credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions
Application
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Filling date:
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Figure A.1 Cover of the application form for credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions 66 The credit evaluation report overview should include the following contents: evaluation characteristics, such as independence, reliability, and responsibility; the name of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the name of the evaluation agency; the members of the evaluation team; the evaluation time; the basis for evaluation; the role of evaluation; and others.
5.7 The body of the credit evaluation report should include the following contents: the basic capabilities of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the financial status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the internal management status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the business development of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the market competitiveness and development potential of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the social responsibility of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the bad behavior and record of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; and others.
5.8 The evaluation conclusion of the credit evaluation report should include the following internal credit rating and a clear explanation of the meaning of the rating: the signatures of the evaluator and the approver; and the name of the evaluation agency (stamp).
5.9 The appendix to the credit evaluation report should include the following contents: credit rating classification and interpretation;
credit evaluation score sheet;
business license, organization code certificate, and tax registration certificate of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; audited financial statements of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; awards and honorary certificates of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; and other materials that need to be attached.
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Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Main contents of the credit evaluation application form for the climate feasibility demonstration agency Figure A, 1 shows the cover style of the credit evaluation application form for the climate feasibility demonstration agency. Credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions
Application
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Applicant (
Contact person:
Contact phone number:
Filling date:
Made in XXXX, China
Figure A.1 Cover of the application form for credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions 66 The credit evaluation report overview should include the following contents: evaluation characteristics, such as independence, reliability, and responsibility; the name of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the name of the evaluation agency; the members of the evaluation team; the evaluation time; the basis for evaluation; the role of evaluation; and others.
5.7 The body of the credit evaluation report should include the following contents: the basic capabilities of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the financial status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the internal management status of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the business development of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the market competitiveness and development potential of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the social responsibility of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; the bad behavior and record of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; and others.
5.8 The evaluation conclusion of the credit evaluation report should include the following internal credit rating and a clear explanation of the meaning of the rating: the signatures of the evaluator and the approver; and the name of the evaluation agency (stamp).
5.9 The appendix to the credit evaluation report should include the following contents: credit rating classification and interpretation;
credit evaluation score sheet;
business license, organization code certificate, and tax registration certificate of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; audited financial statements of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; awards and honorary certificates of the climate feasibility demonstration agency; and other materials that need to be attached.
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Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Main contents of the credit evaluation application form for the climate feasibility demonstration agency Figure A, 1 shows the cover style of the credit evaluation application form for the climate feasibility demonstration agency. Credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions
Application
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Applicant (
Contact person:
Contact phone number:bZxz.net
Filling date:
Made in XXXX, China
Figure A.1 Cover of application form for credit evaluation of climate feasibility demonstration institutions 6
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