Twinning is a partnership between a developing country ISO member and a developed country ISO member. It aims to improve the standardization infrastructure and capacities of the developing country member, to optimize the use of resources through increased cooperation, and to develop long-term strategic partnerships. This document provides guidance for ISO members about twinning.

This document provides guidance, advice and recommendations to standards writers on how to take into account the needs of SMEs and addresses the issues to be considered during the development process of standards.

This ground-breaking book presents "The ISO Methodology to assess the economic benefits of standards" in action. It provides case studies from a variety of organizations of different sizes and from different sectors from the following countries: Cameroon, China, Egypt, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Mauritius, Senegal and Sri Lanka.

This ground-breaking book presents "The ISO Methodology to assess the economic benefits of standards" in action. It provides case studies from a variety of organizations of different sizes and from different sectors from the following countries: Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Botswana, South Africa and Germany.

This document is for people wanting to write clear, concise and user-friendly ISO International Standards and other Publications.

This brochure aims to help liaison organizations in the continual improvement of the processes employed by ISO and its partners to develop International Standards that provide benefits for business, government and society.

This brochure aims to help national standards bodies in the continual improvement of the processes employed by ISO and its partners to develop International Standards that provide benefits for business, government and society.

This ISO/ITC handbook is designed for those in national standards bodies, trade promotion organizations and government agencies supporting international trade to show the advantages of closer collaboration to assist exporters in their country.

This brochure clarify the distinctions between international standards of the type developed by the ISO system, using well described and accepted principles and disciplines, and "private" standards developed by industry consortia and potentially other groupings.

This publication is designed to help national standards bodies take advantage of the possibilities offered by information and communication technologies (ICT). It gives advice and guidance, suggests procedures and provides information on practical tools needed by NSBs to support their standardization activities and includes an overview of ISO eServices

Financial Sustainability for National Standards Bodies. This publication provide further information on activities, services and financing approaches for NSBs. Is the latest in a series of books developed by ISO targeting developing countries and transition economies.

This brochure offers delegates and experts a quick reference to the ISO system and its processes.

This publication will help developing countries and countries with economies in transition make optimal use of national standardization infrastructure as a lever for economic development, trading capacity and support for consumer, social and environmental protection. User-friendly introduction and practical tool for people tasked with the establishment, upgrading and management of a national standards body. Prepared jointly by ISO and UNIDO.

This brochure gives an overview of joint guides that are of wide general interest. Although primarily developed to help standards writers take into account the needs of stakeholders such as consumers, the guides contain useful information for people not involved in standards work, such as designers, product manufacturers, service providers, retail chains, testing laboratories, regulators and associations representing the interests of consumers, the disabled, children and senior citizens, in addition to environmentalists, academics and their students.

This publication describes active and effective participation in international standardization. It is intended as a primer to the Enhanced Participation Course, and expands on the basic information given in the booket My ISO Job.

This document was developped by ISO and the IEC to convey to regulators the benefits of choosing to use and reference ISO and IEC standards for regulations and to demonstrate that doing so can support good regulatory practice.

The purpose of this brochure is to help users and customers of ISO and IEC International Standards and their national versions to benefit form the new opportunities provided by the availability of standards over the Internet without falling into the traps of copyright infringement and abuse of intellectual properties.

The ISO Central Secretariat has implemented a new, fully reliable, cost-effective, automated service that allows ISO members to disseminate all types of ISO committee documents within minutes to their national stakeholders. This brochure describes how the service works and what ISO members need to do to implement it for the benefit of their stakeholders.

Serves as a structure for catalogues of international, regional and national standards and other normative documents, and as a basis for standing-order systems.