به منظور حداقل سازی اثرات فجایع ، ضربه های وارده ناشی از تروریستها و سایر حوادث عمده ، سازمان بین المللی استاندارد ، استاندارد جدیدی را تحت عنوان مدیریت بحران و پاسخگویی در شرایط بحران تدوین و منتشر کرد.
این استاندارد که تحت شماره ایزو 22320 شماره گذاری شده است ، الزامات مرتبط با آمادگی در شرایط بحران را تعیین نموده است .این استاندارد ارائه خدمات توسط سازمانهای تامین کننده غذا ، آب ، خدمات ایمنی و بهداشت و سلامتی ، عملیات خروج از منطقه حادثه دیده و خدمات برق رسانی و سوخت و انرژی را بعنوان الزامات اولیه تعریف نموده است .
موسسه آیزوکار آمادگی آموزش و ارائه خدمات ممیزی و صدورگواهینامه برای این استاندارد را اعلام می دارد.
Farms are the first link in many supply chains that bring food to the kitchen table and the new ISO technical specification, ISO/TS 22002-3:2011, has been developed to ensure that farmers implement best practice in maintaining a hygienic environment and play their part in controlling food safety hazards in food chains.
ISO/TS 22002-3 is one of a series of support documents in the ISO 22000 series providing requirements for food safety prerequisite programmes (PRPs). PRPs address the basic conditions and activities that are necessary for ensuring hygiene throughout the food chain during production, handling and provision of food safe for human consumption. ISO/TS 22002-3 specifies the requirements and guidelines for design, implementation and documentation of PRPs for farming.
ISO has just published a new brochure giving a concise overview of its substantial portfolio of International Standards that share state-of-the-art technology and good practice with the automotive sector worldwide.
"Clearly, with more than a billion estimated road vehicles in use worldwide," the brochure states, "if the automotive sector uses state-of-the-art standards for aspects such as safety, impact on the environment, and requirements for supply chain partners, this can have an enormous impact on all three dimensions of sustainable development – social, environmental and economic.
"The importance of this challenge is reflected by ISO's response. Out of a current total of nearly 19 000 ISO International Standards for almost all sectors of business and technology, some 900 have been developed for road vehicles and related technologies."