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    ISO/TC 207 is working on standards that contribute to UN SDGs, including standards that [1] strengthen resilience to climate impacts, [2] integrate climate measures into policies and planning, and [3] improve education on climate change. The standards promote climate action through measures like emissions reduction and adaptation. They also promote transparency and governance in climate actions and support innovation toward achieving the 2030 Agenda and SDGs. Blockchain platforms can be used to report and measure aggregated global climate actions in a transparent way and facilitate knowledge sharing toward environmental, social and economic benefits.

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    ISO/TC 207 is working on standards that contribute to UN SDGs, including standards that [1] strengthen resilience to climate impacts, [2] integrate climate measures into policies and planning, and [3] improve education on climate change. The standards promote climate action through measures like emissions reduction and adaptation. They also promote transparency and governance in climate actions and support innovation toward achieving the 2030 Agenda and SDGs. Blockchain platforms can be used to report and measure aggregated global climate actions in a transparent way and facilitate knowledge sharing toward environmental, social and economic benefits.

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    Contribution to UN SDGs

    ISO/TC 207 on Environment


    Management

    Chikako Makino

    Standards for SDGs – ISO and UN – 2018


    Contribution to UN SDGs
    ISO TC 207
    13.1 Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all
    countries
    13.2 Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning
    13.3 Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation,
    adaptation,
    impact reduction and early warning

    climate action (ISO14080:2018 3.1.1.1)


    initiative to achieve climate change measures or goals based on mitigation and/or adaptation priorities
    under climate change policies

    Note 1 to entry: Climate action intends to


    a) reduce or prevent emissions or enhance removals, and
    b) reduce vulnerability, maintain and increase the resilience, and increase adaptive capacity of human and
    ecological systems from adverse climate change impacts.
    Paris agreement
    01 Encourage to establish long-term goals
    and scope for mitigation and Risk management
    adaptation, for enhancing adaptive designed strategically, in line with 06
    capacity, strengthening resilience and climate action, and
    reducing vulnerability to climate change, Paris risk based approach, including the climate risk
    taking into account the elements of and its associated financial risk.
    sustainability development such as the agreement
    17 UN Sustainable Development Goals Active harmonization of UN SDGs
    (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda framework and Sendai Framework
    for disaster risk reduction .

    Risk
    non-state actors
    management
    Government and Transparency and
    02 non-state actors
    Climate action
    05
    Supports all countries, both Governance
    developed and developing, to Accountabilityfor climate actions.
    better understand and develop
    their nationally determined
    with UN SDGs Transparencyand consistencyin
    methodologies with appropriate
    contributions controls, shares best practice.
    technological and Transparency
    non-technological
    innovation and Governance

    Technological and Communication Communication


    03 non-technological Reduce the risk of inconsistencies in the 04
    innovation reporting of aggregated climate actions.
    The methodology profile can be used to
    Support to technological and non
    technological innovation, behavior communicate relevant information to
    change, and policy deployment interested parties in order to review the
    toward 2030 and SDGs overall contribution
    Block chain and climate action: innovation for life of infrastructure
    Common framework platform where the standard users can report and measure aggregated global climate action.
    For example, various communities can upload their monitoring data on the off-peak charging of batteries for electric vehicles, which facilitates lower emissions
    and costs, and are thus able to evaluate this non-technological innovation action. Such a framework enables the various communities to be linked and to transfer
    practical knowledge for creating shared value (CSV) for environmental, social and economic benefits.

    Renewable and Block chain 05


    01
    Low carbon energy Quality of data infrastructure and avoid fraud
    Monitoring individuals action
    Boost demand on renewable Simplified verification
    energy and low carbon energy Facilitate participants' trade with bitcoin .

    Technology innovation
    02 Encourage technology innovation and Economical benefits 06
    its transfer to Drive opportunities for economical
    automotive and residential sectors benefit with new technology and
    bitcoin for participants

    03 Behavior change
    Drivers for electric vehicles and e
    motor riders will commit to participate
    Social innovation 07
    the climate action and receive Drive innovation of quality of
    incentive
    life of infrastructure

    04
    Electric vehicles and bikes
    Battery charging for electric vehicles and 2
    wheels e-motors by renewable energy or low
    Resilience and adaptation 08
    The charged vehicles can use to
    carbon energy
    support our life, in case of extreme
    and unusual climate events
    Climate action connecting social innovation with renewable energy to
    UN SDGs

    Charging battery with renewable energy Continuous monitoring by individuals

    Technology transfer of use for fuel cells Simplified report

    Reduce emission for automotive sector Provide incentive and trade with bitcoins

    Climate action
    connecting social
    innovation to
    UN SDGs

    Consistent to Paris agreement Support demand for renewable energy

    Quality of data infrastructure Support demand for law carbon energy

    Simplified verification Participation of residential sectors


    Yes We Move On and On for society

    Block chain, climate action with UN SDGs will


    encourage technology and non-technology
    innovation and change our life and society.
    Renewable and low carbon
    Use renewable energy and/or low carbon energy
    Technology innovation
    Use block chain without data error, omission,
    misstatement and simplified verification
    Use battery charging for electric vehicles and 2
    wheels E-motors
    Behaviour change
    Individual commitment
    Drivers for electric vehicles and riders for e motors
    will commit to participate the global climate action
    and bring incentive

    Standard, ISO14080 will support such global


    climate action.
    REFERENCE: ISO TC207 and its contribution to UN SDGs Standard for organization
    Standards for products
    SC7 Greenhouse gas management and related activities SC4
    ISO 14064-1:2006 Environmental SC1 SC5 Life cycle SC3 Environmental
    ISO14064-1: 2018 ISO 14065:2013 performance
    Environmental Management assessment labelling
    Greenhouse gases -- Part 1: Greenhouse gases -- Requirements for evaluation
    Specification with guidance at the greenhouse gas validation and verification
    ISO 14040:2006
    organization level for bodies for use in accreditation or other ISO 14020:2000
    ISO/TS 14033:2012 ISO 14001:2015 Environmental management ISO 14040:2006/CD Amd 1
    quantification and reporting of forms of recognition Environmental labels and declarations -- General
    ISO/DIS 14033 systems -- Requirements with guidance for use Environmental management -- Life cycle
    greenhouse gas emissions and Environmental management -- assessment -- Principles and framework principles
    removals ISO 14064-3:2006 ISO FDIS 14064-3 ISO 14004:2016
    Quantitative environmental
    ISO/TR 14069:2013 Greenhouse gases -- Part 3: Specification Environmental management systems -- General
    information -- Guidelines and
    Greenhouse gases -- Quantification with guidance for the validation and guidelines on implementation ISO 14021:2016
    examples ISO 14044:2006
    and reporting of greenhouse gas verification of greenhouse gas assertions ISO 14005:2010, ISO/DIS 14005 Environmental labels and declarations -- Self-
    Environmental management systems -- ISO 14044:2006/CD Amd 2 declared environmental claims (Type II
    emissions for organizations --
    ISO 14034:2016 Guidelines for the phased implementation of an Environmental management -- Life cycle
    Guidance for the application of ISO ISO 14066:2011 environmental labelling)
    Environmental management -- environmental management system, including assessment -- Requirements and guidelines
    14064-1 Greenhouse gases -- Competence Environmental technology the use of environmental performance ISO/TR 14047:2012
    requirements for greenhouse gas verification (ETV) Environmental management -- Life cycle ISO 14025:2006
    validation teams and verification teams evaluation Environmental labels and declarations -- Type III
    assessment -- Illustrative examples on how to
    ISO 14067:2018 environmental declarations -- Principles and
    ISO 14080:2018 ISO 14031:2013 apply ISO 14044 to impact assessment situations
    Greenhouse gases -- Carbon ISO 14006:2011 ISO DIS 14006 procedures
    Greenhouse gas management and Environmental management -- ISO/TS 14071:2014
    footprint of products -- Environmental management systems --
    related activities -- Framework and Environmental performance Environmental management -- Life cycle
    Requirements and guidelines for Guidelines for incorporating ecodesign ISO 14026:2017
    principles for methodologies on climate evaluation -- Guidelines assessment -- Critical review processes and
    quantification Environmental labels and declarations -- Principles,
    actions reviewer competencies: Additional requirements
    ISO/CD 14002-1 and guidelines to ISO 14044:2006 requirements and guidelines for communication of
    ISO 14063:2006 ISO CD 14064-
    ISO 14064-2:2006 Environmental management systems -- footprint information
    ISO/DIS 14090 3 Environmental management
    ISO FDIS 14064-2 Adaptation to climate change -- -- Environmental Guidelines for applying the ISO 14001
    Greenhouse gases -- Part 2: Principles, requirements and guidelines communication -- Guidelines framework to environmental aspects and ISO/TS 14027:2017
    Specification with guidance at the and examples environmental conditions by environmental Environmental labels and declarations --
    project level for quantification, ISO/CD 14091 Adaptation to climate topic areas -- Part 1: General ISO 14045:2012 Development of product category rules
    monitoring and reporting of change -- Vulnerability, impacts and Environmental management -- Eco-efficiency
    ISO/CD 14030-1
    greenhouse gas emission reductions risk assessment assessment of product systems -- Principles,
    Green bonds -- Environmental ISO 14024:2018
    or removal enhancements ISO/DIS 14007 Environmental management requirements and guidelines
    performance of nominated Environmental labels and declarations -- Type I
    ISO/AWI TS 14092 GHG Management -- Guidelines for determining environmental
    projects and assets environmental labelling -- Principles and
    & related activities: requirement & costs and benefits ISO/TS 14072:2014
    ISO/NP 14097 Framework and ISO/CD 14030-2 procedures
    guidance of adaptation planning for Environmental management -- Life cycle
    principles for assessing and Green bonds -- Environmental
    organizations including local assessment -- Requirements and guidelines for
    reporting investments and financing performance of nominated
    governments and communities ISO/DIS 14008 organizational life cycle assessment WG 8
    activities related to climate change projects and assets -- Part 2:
    Monetary valuation of environmental ISO 14051:2011
    Taxonomy of eligible investment
    impacts and related environmental aspects - Environmental management -- Material flow
    categories
    SC2 Environmental auditing and related environmental ISO/CD 14030-3 - Principles, requirements and guidelines cost accounting -- General framework
    investigations ISO 14046:2014 Environmental management - ISO 14052:2017
    Green bonds -- Environmental - Water footprint -- Principles, requirements Environmental management -- Material flow
    performance of nominated and guidelines
    ISO 14015:2001 Environmental management -- Environmental assessment of cost accounting -- Guidance for practical
    projects and assets -- Part 3: ISO/WD 14009 Environmental management ISO/TR 14073:2017
    sites and organizations (EASO) implementation in a supply chain ISO/CD
    Verification requirements system: Guidelines for incorporating Environmental management -- Water footprint 14053 Environmental Management --
    redesign of products and components to -- Illustrative examples on how to apply ISO Material flow cost accounting -- guidance for
    ISO 14055-1:2017
    ISO/CD 14016 improve material circulation 14046
    Environmental management -- Guidelines for establishing good practical application in the SME sector
    Environmental management -- Guidelines on
    practices for combatting land degradation and desertification --
    assurance of environmental reports
    Part 1: Good practices framework
    Organization Product
    Terms and definition ISO14050 -Environmental management -- Vocabulary
    REFERENCE: Conformity Assessment around ISO TC207,
    accreditation to contribute for UN SDGs

    • ISO/IEC 17021+ Food Management Systems: JFSC certificate


    • ISO/IEC TS 17021-10 (OHSMS) : ISO 45001 certificate

    • ISO/IEC 17021-2+ Environmental Management Systems: ISO 14001


    • ISO14065 (climate change): ISO 14064-1, ISO14064-2, Carbon
    footprint, ISO14067, ICAO CORSIA, ISO14080 and climate finance
    verification
    • ISO17020 (environment): ISO14034 environmental technology
    verification

    • ISO/IEC 17065(sustainable fisheries): MEL certification


    • ISO/IEC 17065(sustainable forest): SGEC product certificates

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