The meaning code is the way we talk about an object : access to the object, quality of the object, sustainability, etc.

1. It includes a simple level : a letter : R, P, O, Q or S
   • Any meaning code is resumed in five categories
2. It includes also an advanced level
   • To the category we add two figures : O21 (here in this exemple it means that "there's not enough of the object")

The categories

Catégories are the first level of the whole meaning code, which is essential to build indicators and surveys. There is five of them. When there is a limited number of criteria (by experience less than 4000) there are enough to build the surveys and indicators. When we use only the categories, we add two dashes after the letter for a better understanding.

The full meaning code

The meaning code adds two figures after the category to complete them. It permits to fine-tune how we speak about an object, to better correspond to the criterion. This is very useful when we try to sort out a huge amount of criteria to define the questions of the survey.

CODES	Generic Expression FR	Generic Expression EN	dernière modif.
P69			2012-08-13 13:43
O66			2012-08-13 13:43
O68			2012-08-13 13:43
O69			2012-08-13 13:43
Q58			2012-08-13 13:43
Q67			2012-08-13 13:43
S32			2012-08-13 13:43
S33			2012-08-13 13:43
S34			2012-08-13 13:43
S35			2012-08-13 13:43
S36			2012-08-13 13:43
S37			2012-08-13 13:43
S38			2012-08-13 13:43
S47			2012-08-13 13:43
S55			2012-08-13 13:43

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