ISO 26000 PPO SAG N 07
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Developed by the ISO 26000 PPO
Sent by ISO CS to ISO member bodies
66 responded
Analyzed by the PPO leadership
Presented in Rio by Staffan Söderberg
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36 countries have adopted ISO 26000
17 more are planning for adoption
Roughly 10 000 standards sold
Available in 17 languages
11 local guidance, 8 certification standards
42 mirror committees, 1400 members,
stakeholder balanced
Medium market interest, some calls for
certification
30+ suggestions for post publication activities
80% of respondents will soon have adopted!
• “Not yet decided” due
to lack of critical mass or
consensus e.g. regarding
language, funding
• 38 % of the adopters
did so already in 2010
Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh,
Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada,
China Costa Rica, Colombia, Cote D’Ivoire, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus,
Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon,
Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Japan,
Jordan, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia,
Mauritius, Mali, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway,
Pakistan, Poland, Portugal Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia,
Sénégal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Syria, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey,
Uruguay, UK, UAE, Zimbabwe
ECUADOR, PERU, CHILE: have adopted the standard… Colombia
is using Uruguay’s standard…
CUBA:
”Cuba is developing a National Guidance on SR that takes into
account the conditions of our society and the consensus of all
interested parties. In the project have been taken into account also
the principles of ISO 26000 on Social Responsibility, as well as
counterparts in other countries, all harmonized with the principles
that govern our social system, including changes aimed at the
establishment of new economic model we have set ourselves as a
country "
CHINA:
“The standard has been known and accepted by more and more
Chinese companies. Some large enterprises begin to use it in SR
management and SR reporting. Chinese version of ISO 26000 has
been translated and will be published in the end of November.
2011 Next step, we plan to develop Chinese SR standards,
including a mother standard (we focus on guidance on CSR, based
on 26000) and a series of sub-standard (evaluation, write SR
report, industry implementation guidance, etc.).”
• 17 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese,
Dutch, Czech, Italian, Serbian, Slovak, Thai, Russian, Swedish,
Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Romanian
Planned translations: Estonian, possibly Hungarian and Chinese
• 27 responding: approximately 6000 copies sold
• The winner is…. France 2000+ !! …Brazil 858, Sweden 750,
Netherlands 450, Norway 384, Italy 260, Denmark 200,
Finland 200, Argentina 160, Czech 133, Austria 113, Uruguay
72, Switzerland 65, Costa Rica 50, Romania 47, Ireland 33,
Thailand 30, Belgium 25, Slovak Republic 23, Serbia 20,
Croatia 20, Lithuania 10, Zimbabwe 9, CoteD’Ivoire 7
• Some more disseminated…(e.g Uruguay sent out 2630 copies??
and Brazil gave away another 500??)
• Some more through subscriptions to “areas of standardization”?
• Japan has sold an additional 3000??
• Approximately 1000 copies of ISO 26000 sold during the
first 12 months after publication
• Same period: 6759 copies of ISO 9001:2008 and 1907 copies of ISO
14001:2008 were sold
• Sale of ISO 26000 during 2011 was number 3 after ISO 9001:2008
and ISO 31000:2009 Risk Management
• The SR section on ISO Online received 323 125 visits
between 1 January – 15 October 2011
• Same period 2011 1 344 893 visits to the ISO 9001 section and
220 647 visits to the ISO 14000 section
• Austria (2008): ÖNORM S 2502:2009, Consulting service for
Corporate Social Responsibility Draft ONR 192500:2011, Social
Responsibility of organisations (CSR)
• Brazil: ABNT NBR 16001:2004 -- Social responsibility – Management
system – Requirements ABNT NBR 16002:2005 -- Social
responsability - management system - auditors qualification ABNT
NBR 16003:2009 -- Social responsibility - Guidance for auditing
realization
• Colombia (2008): GTC180, Guidance in social responsability
• Denmark (2010): DS 49001 Social responsibility management system
DS 49004 Guidance on social responsibility
• France: XP X 30-027 (2010) How to ensure credibility of
implementation of ISO 26000. XP X 30-029 (2012) Method for the
identification of relevant and important issues of social responsibility
for an organization X 30-028: application of ISO 26000 to
communication sectors activities, several other sectorial guidance have
been developed for: procurement, food industry, sport, transport
• Israel: SI 10000:2007 Guidance on Social Responsibility of
Organizations
• Kazakhstan (2008): ST RK 1352-2005 Social responsibility.
Requirements
• Morocco: NM 00.5.600 Systeme de Management des aspects
sociaux, NM 00.5.601 Mise en conformité sociale, NM 00.2. 060:
Responsabilité sociétale des entreprises - Guide pour la prise en
compte des enjeux du développement durable dans la stratégie et le
management de l'entreprise
• Portugal (2007): NP 4469 - Management System Standard in Social
Responsibility.
• Spain:
Social Responsibility: UNE 165001:2002 Ethics. Requirements for ethical
and socially responsible financial tools. UNE 165010:2009 Ethics.
Companies Social Responsibility management system.
Sustainability: UNE 22470:2008 Sustainable mining management
indicators. UNE 22480:2008 Sustainable mining management systems.
Requirements. UNE 162001:2007 Sustainable forest management.
Vocabulary, terminology and definitions. UNE 162002-1:2007 Sustainable
forest management. Criteria and indicators. Part 1: Generics for the
management unit UNE 162002-2:2007 Sustainable forest management.
Criteria and indicators. Part 2: Complementary for the assessment at
regional level. UNE 162003:2001 Sustainable forest management.
Qualification criteria for forestry auditors. UNE 162004:2001 Sustainable
forest management. Qualification criteria for certification bodies. UNE
303001:2011The practical implementation of the sustainability criteria for
biofuels from the renewable energy Directive 2009/28/CE in Spain
• UK:
BS 8900: 2006 Guidance for managing sustainable development
BS 8901: 2009 Specification for a sustainability management system
for events
BS 8902: 2009 Responsible sourcing sector certification schemes for
construction - specification
BS 8903: 2010 Principles and framework for procuring sustainably Guide
BS 8905: 2011 Framework for the sustainable use of materials –
Guide
BS 8909: 2011 Specification for a sustainability management system
for film
• Local SR or sustainability standards sold o date:
approximately 3000
• 11 are guidance standards
• 8 are certification standards
• Israel gives away their standard for free….
• 46 % (30 of 65) indicate that they have developed/are developing
national "tools" to support ISO 26000.
• 50 % (17 of 35 adopters) indicate that they have adopted but have no
specific supporting “tools”.
• 14 % (9 of 65) have activities although they have not adopted ISO 26000
• 86% (56 of 65) have carried out promotional activities
• Argentina has carried out 72 supporting activities 2010-2011 !
• 8000 brochures sent out in Uruguay! DVD in Italy!
• 65 % (42 of 65) have SR-related mirror committees
• 1394 members, average 33 per mirror committee (If Iran 120, France 100
and Brazil 300 are excluded, average= 22)
• 17 % (6 of 36) have adopted but have no mirror committee.
• 22 % (14 of 65) have not adopted but do have a mirror committee
• 26 % (17 of 65) do not have mirror committees: external questions
answered by Standardization Dept (8), Conformity Dept (1), Designated
Consultant (2) and local group of experts (6)
• 63 % (41of 65) indicate that they have local SR-related mirror
committees and indicate participating stakeholder categories:
• NGO
85 % (35)
• Consumers 90 % (37)
• Labor
83 % (34)
• Industry
100 % (41)
• Government 95 % (39)
• SSRO
90 % (37)
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Does your national mirror committee discuss and feedback local
experiences to their different members of the PPO?
52% yes and 48% no
Half of the local NSB mirror committees are disconnected from
their PPO SAG stakeholder representatives???
64 responding:
• 1 Very low:
• 2 Low:
• 3 Normal:
• 4 High:
• 5 Very High:
Average: 3
11 % (7)
20 % (13)
33 % (21)
31 % (20)
5 % (3)
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Certification
Education
SME
Language
32 (65%)
13 (26%)
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Contradiction between
themes-questions
and ”no models asked for”!
Have you been asked for models to use ISO 26000 in relation to
labels, verifications, etcetera?
22 % yes
78 % no
• Zimbabwe: companies start using it in practice
• Azerbaijan: There is a need for sharing between neighboring
countries
• Netherlands: Self declaration works very well
• Portugal: especially large companies are interested
• Pakistan and Gabon: regional seminars for developing countries
needed
• Mali: the market sees SA 8000 and ISO 26000 as equal
• Jordan: train the trainers, funded by SIDA, 2 companies pilot
• France: great dissemination and use
• Communicate follow up of good and bad examples
• ISO 26000 regional workshops, pool resources e.g. Central Africa,
MENA
• Develop certifications/verification methods
• Train the trainers and consultants
• Help to include more stakeholders in mirror committees
• Send out updated ISO communication materials, four-monthly
newsletter
• ISO should request all ISO members to use ISO 26000
• Set up Technical Committee, annual open summit