The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards exist.

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International Standards Organisation (ISO) (1996).

Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, particularly

Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT STANDARDS, PARTICULARLY THE ISO 14000 SERIES,

Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

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ISO (standard) means an international standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 1, rue de Varembé, CH 1204 Geneva 20, Switzerland)

Mr. O. DODDS, Chairman, ISO, United Kingdom

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International organisations that have contributed to this end include, for example, the International Chamber of Commerce, the United Nations, the World Customs Organisation and the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO).

Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment 3 5 November Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

This programme is being formulated on the basis of the results of the needs assessments and will be implemented in close cooperation with regional organizations (e.g. ARSO, ITC, ISO) and donor agencies countries.

This programme is being formulated on the basis of the results of the needs assessments and would be implemented in close cooperation with regional organizations (e.g. ARSO, ITC, ISO) and donor agencies countries.

Some written comments before the Commission sought to align the wording with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) definitions that had probably not existed when the Model Law was drafted.

The ILO, Standard Setting and Globalization. Report of the Director General.

3. Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000 Series, on Developing Countries

Objective 4 follow ISO 17799 guidelines to support the security system for data protection and business continuity.

Mr. C.J. FAVRE, Assistant Secretary General, ISO, Geneva, Switzerland

The relevant ICAO and IMO standard rules

Report of the Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000 Series, on Developing Countries1

TD B COM.1 EM.4 2 quot Environmental management standards, particularly the ISO 14000 series trade and investment impacts on developing countries quot .

It should be noted that there is a strong relationship between the categories of EPI identified below and those being developed for internal environmental management purposes by the International Standards Organisation (ISO ISO 14031 Environmental Performance Evaluation).

organizational responsibilities description of environmental management systems and international standards (e.g., ICC ISO EMAS)

UNCTAD, TD B 44 5 TD B COM.1 6. Environmental management standards, such as the ISO 14000 series, comprise a range of standards, including those relating to environmental management systems (EMS) and eco labelling (see box 1).

The companies were generally among the first to obtain ISO 9000 certification of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Through the United Nations Geographic Information Working Group, WHO will continue to participate in one of the ISO technical committee's working groups for standard representation of latitude, longitude and altitude for geographic point locations.

Implement security standards and best practices approved by ICAO, the 10M, and other international organizations.

WHO will also merge various training materials that have already been developed within the Organization in order to standardize practices.

New standard setting activities of ILO

SARPs Standards and Recommended Practices (ICAO)

Promoted market reforms and signed Sierra Leone's accession to the African Regional Standards Organization (ARSO).

International policies and standards regarding the safety of chemicals at work are formulated by the ILO.

Developing countries should fully participate in the ISO standard setting process and more should be done to achieve this end.

The United States urged other regional organizations to endorse the ICAO standards.

Until now, the main publications have been a special paper on ISO standards and a booklet on arbitration, circulated among its members.

A representative of ISO stressed that the 14001 standard would be revised in 1999 and that all efforts would be made to involve all countries.

(b) Use of a seriousness test combined with an organized nature test

Request that Interpol devise international criteria for analyzing counterterrorism intelligence and to circulate it to all member states of Interpol.

3. Possible trade and investment impacts of Environmental Management Standards, particularly the ISO 14000 Series, on Developing Countries, and opportunities and Needs in this context

3. Possible trade and investment impacts of environmental management standards, particularly the ISO 14000 series, on developing countries, and opportunities and needs in this context

On the other hand, in order for NGOs to act, a simplification of the criteria for accreditation would be needed.