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Friday, March 1, 2024

ISO's Pioneering Climate Change Agenda: A Commitment to a Sustainable Future

ISO's Pioneering Climate Change Agenda: A Commitment to a Sustainable Future

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ISO General Assembly approved and signed the London Declaration in September 2021, marking a monumental step towards combatting climate change and solidifying ISO's unwavering commitment to addressing climate change through the requirements of international standards, setting a clear pathway towards a sustainable future by 2050. ISO's pioneering climate change agenda is a commitment to a sustainable future.

 









The significance of International Standards cannot be understated, particularly in the context of climate action. ISO's Standards play a pivotal role in underpinning the global economy, creating trust on all aspects of international trade. ISO has a number of standards that are essential in supporting the climate agenda. These standards help adapt to climate change, quantify greenhouse gas emissions and promote the dissemination of good practices in environmental management. 

 

The urgency of the climate crisis is unequivocal, demanding immediate and concerted efforts to mitigate emissions and bolster resilience against its impacts. ISO has recognized this imperative and pledges to collaborate closely with its members, stakeholders, and partners to accelerate progress towards key global frameworks, including the Paris Agreement, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the United Nations Call for Action on Adaptation and Resilience.

 

At the heart of ISO's climate change agenda lies a commitment to integrating climate science and associated transitions into the development of all new and revised ISO Standards and publications.  Central to ISO's climate change agenda is the integration of climate science into the development of new and revised standards.

 

Moreover, ISO is dedicated to fostering inclusivity by actively engaging civil society and marginalized communities, who are disproportionately affected by climate change, in the standard-setting process. This inclusive approach ensures that the voices of those most vulnerable to climate impacts are heard, and their unique perspectives are reflected in the standards that shape our collective response to the crisis.

 

Central to the implementation of ISO's climate change agenda is the development and publication of an Action Plan and Measurement Framework. This comprehensive roadmap will outline concrete actions and initiatives to be undertaken by ISO and its partners (national standardization bodies), along with a robust reporting mechanism to track progress towards ISO's shared climate goals.

 

The signing of the London Declaration at the ISO General Assembly 2021 marks a pivotal moment in the global fight against climate change. It signals ISO's unwavering commitment to harnessing the power of international standards to drive meaningful and lasting change. As ISO forge ahead on this transformative journey, ISO will remain steadfast in its dedication to building a more sustainable and resilient world for generations to come.

 








In conclusion, the London Declaration 2021 mentions ISO's pivotal role in advancing the global climate agenda and reaffirms its commitment to leveraging international standards as a catalyst for positive change. Through collaboration, inclusivity, and decisive action, ISO is leading the charge towards a more sustainable future, where humanity and the planet thrive in harmony.

 

Best wishes,

Keshav Ram Singhal 

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