Co-operation between Co-operation between ILAC-IAF Joint Development Support Committee and UNIDO ILAC-IAF Joint Development Support Committee and UNIDO Ouseph Padickakudi Project Manager Trade Capacity Building Branch Dr. Lalith Goonatilake Director Trade Capacity Building Branch UNIDO Assistance to Developing Countries in the UNIDO Assistance to Developing Countries in the Area of Standards, Metrology, Certification & Area of Standards, Metrology, Certification & Accreditation Accreditation
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Co-operation betweenCo-operation betweenILAC-IAF Joint Development Support Committee and ILAC-IAF Joint Development Support Committee and
UNIDOUNIDOOuseph Padickakudi
Project Manager
Trade Capacity Building Branch
Dr. Lalith Goonatilake
Director
Trade Capacity Building Branch
UNIDO Assistance to Developing Countries in the Area UNIDO Assistance to Developing Countries in the Area of Standards, Metrology, Certification & Accreditationof Standards, Metrology, Certification & Accreditation
Benefitting From Global Trade: Challenges
UNIDO Trade Capacity Building Project Examples
UNIDO – JDSC Co-operation Accreditation workshops
Joint UNIDO-ISO-IAF survey on ISO 9001 impact on business
Pre-peer evaluation of accreditation bodies
Global Laboratory Network (LABNET)
UNIDO Training Centres on Lab. Mgt. & Metrology
UNIDO-JDSC WORK PROGRAMME (2010-2011)
Presentation OverviewPresentation Overview
Industry & Trade Development = Income Generation and Poverty Reduction
No.3
China & Vietnam- Trade driven growth & poverty reduction
CHINA: 400 million emerged
from poverty during 1981- 2001 achieved poverty MDGs, 14 years before the target date 2015
Vietnam reduced poverty rate from 51% to 8% in only 15 years
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Over 90% of total world merchandise exports is in Over 90% of total world merchandise exports is in Industrial GoodsIndustrial Goods (2007) (2007)
High-Income developing countriesMiddle-Income developing countries
Low-Income developing countries
World Exports, 1980-2007
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Successful Trade Participation: UNIDO 3Cs
M A R K E T S
P R OD U C T S
Products to Market
….by upgrading supply capacities and standards infrastructures
Connect to the Market
DevelopCompetitive
ManufacturingCapability
Prove Conformity with
Market Requirements
Compete Conform Connect
Connect to the Market
DevelopCompetitive
ManufacturingCapability
Prove Conformity with
Market Requirements
Compete Conform Connect
“Products must conform to requirements of clients and markets”
CONFORMITY with standards
“Rules for trade must be equitable and customs procedures harmonized”
CONNECTIVITY to markets
“Countries must have marketable products for exportation”
COMPETITIVITY of productive capacities
Integrating into Global TradeIntegrating into Global Trade
PRODUCTIVITY (enterprise) COST OF EXPORTING (support services)
Auditing the Value Chain – Compliance to Standards
Product/Process standards (ISO/IEC) Quality Standards (ISO 9001) Environment Standards (ISO 14001) Food Safety Standards (ISO 22000) Labour Social Standards (SA 8000)
– Standards of hygiene applied in manufacturing (HACCP/ISO 22000)
Developing Conformity Infrastructure (testing laboratories, etc.) – the KEY
Key Challenges: Developing countries lack capacity to implement agreements Conformity assessment technology and standards evolve More technical assistance is needed
Regulatory Environment for Compliance WTO TBT/SPS Agreements (Jan 1995)
TBT – Agreement on Technical Barriers to TradeSPS – Agreement on Application of Sanitary & Phytosanitary Measures
Regulatory Environment for Compliance WTO TBT/SPS Agreements (Jan 1995)
TBT – Agreement on Technical Barriers to TradeSPS – Agreement on Application of Sanitary & Phytosanitary Measures
No.8
National
Quality
Infrastructure
Testing
Standardization
Metrology
Accreditation
Certification
CODEX
NATIONAL QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE& INTERNATIONAL LINKAGES
No.9
ISO/IEC/ ITU .. Globally accepted standards
Facilitate trade, technology diffusion, safety
IAF - Certified once, accepted everywhere
IAF Multilateral Recognition Arrangement (MLA)
ILAC- Tested Once Accepted everywhere
ILAC Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA)
BIPM- Mutual recognition of measurement capabilities
CIPM- MRA
Accreditation
Increasing Need for Mutual Recognition of National Metrology, Accreditation and Standardisation (MAS)
Systems
NQIAccreditation
Country C
Country A
Country B
NQI
NQI
StrategicStrategicPartnershipsPartnerships
TBT/SPS capacity-building demands linkages to International TBT/SPS capacity-building demands linkages to International Standards & Conformity Organizations Standards & Conformity Organizations
to promote sustainable development and economic growth through standards development and implementation, capacity building and training, joint publications and related research.
MoU signed on 23 June 2009MoU signed on 10 October 2004
to strengthening certification and accreditation capabilities with due participation of developing countries.
MoU Signed in Vienna, Austria on 03 December 2008
To enhance impact of industrial development on economic growth, minimize
technical barriers to trade and assist in beneficial integration
of developing countries.
UNIDO – WTO Co-operation further strengthened:
Framework Agreement on STDF
UNIDO and WTO are gearing up to provide LDCswith more technical assistance related to international Sanitary and PhytosanitaryStandards (SPS)
UNIDO TCB Branch DirectorLalith Goonatilake& STDF Secretary Michael Roberts
UNIDO & EU -DG SANCO CooperationUNIDO & EU -DG SANCO Cooperation
High-level dialogue since 2008
Manual on “How to set up a Competent Authority for Horticulture Products”
Design of Technical Cooperation Programs based on: Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) Inspection Reports RASFF data on rejections for design of TA programmes
Rapid Food Inspection Response Facility (for short-term immediate TA after deficiencies are identified by Inspections - avoiding bans)
Participation in the Better Training for Safer Food (BTSF) Initiative
• Lab upgrading, PT participation• International accreditation
Accreditation (PNAC)• Organizational strengthening, international recognition• National accreditation scheme• Training of auditors• Setting-up of PT schemes
Quality/Hygiene (Private sector, FPCCI, etc.) Fish/food• Management systems• Good practices• Compliance with market requirements• Pilot certifications HACCP, ISO 9001, 14001, SA 8000)• Pilot traceability systems
Budget: € 5.0 million Donor: EU
Pakistan TRADE RELATED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME
Productive Capacities and Quality Promotion• Food safety, productivity and quality promotion• 68 pilot enterprises prepared for ISO 9001• National and regional Quality awards• Training of journalists in consumerism and product quality
Standards and Conformity Assessment• Harmonization of standards for export products• Harmonization of testing procedures, reg. database on labs• Upgrading of 50 laboratories, 24 for international accreditation
Regional accreditation scheme• Training of 16 Lab. auditors• Training of 40 ISO 9001 auditors
UEMOA Phase 2: under development (€ 6.0 million)UEMOA Upgrading: funding received (€ 11.0 million)
Food Safety:Establish a food safety system that is compliant with international requirements with special focus on the public institutions
Quality Infrastructure:Develop and implement the required technical infrastructure (standard setting, laboratories infrastructure/product certification, accreditation of laboratories, metrology/calibration of testing laboratory equipment) suitable for product compliance with market entry requirements for
Cashew nuts Honey Edible oil seeds Fruits and vegetables Fish products
MOZAMBIQUE: Support for Enhancement of Capacity for Food Safety and and Quality Assurance System for Trade
New EU-UNIDO Project: Business Environment Support and Trade Facilitation (B.E.S.T.F) for Mozambique Budget: € 5.9 million
Objective: Provide African testing laboratories and exporting business units increased access to domestic and affordable calibration services from local NMIs that are reliable and internationally traceable
UNIDO contribution U$ 190,000
NORAD contribution U$ 725,000
Project Title: Assistance for the implementation of ISO Standard on Food Safety Management Systems (ISO 22000) and Traceability in the Feed and Food Chain (ISO 22005) in Fujian, People’s Republic of China
UNIDO Food Safety Programme in Fujian Province, P.R. China
Major technical assistance program in traceability planned
UNIDO & ILAC-IAF Joint UNIDO & ILAC-IAF Joint Development Support Development Support
Committee Committee
Accreditation WorkshopsAccreditation WorkshopsILAC Joint Development Support Committee (JDSC) & UNIDOILAC Joint Development Support Committee (JDSC) & UNIDO
• Asia Regional Workshop on Accreditation Co-Asia Regional Workshop on Accreditation Co-operation, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 10-11 November 2008operation, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 10-11 November 2008
Key speakers:Key speakers:– Mr. Kukuh Achmad, Director of Laboratory and Inspection Body Mr. Kukuh Achmad, Director of Laboratory and Inspection Body
Accreditation, KAN (Indoneasia)Accreditation, KAN (Indoneasia)– Mr. Balakrishnan Venkataraman, Chair of IAF Development Support Mr. Balakrishnan Venkataraman, Chair of IAF Development Support
CommitteeCommittee– Mr. Khalid M. Saeed, Norwegian AccreditationMr. Khalid M. Saeed, Norwegian Accreditation– Mr. John Gilmour, UNIDO ExpertMr. John Gilmour, UNIDO Expert– Mr. Ouseph Padickakudi, Project Manager, UNIDOMr. Ouseph Padickakudi, Project Manager, UNIDONo. of participants: No. of participants: 100100Countries:Countries: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri-Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri-Lanka, Maldives, Bhutan and IndonesiaBhutan and Indonesia
• Kigali Workshop on Accreditation, Kigali Workshop on Accreditation, Kigali, Rwanda, 06 - 07 November 2008Kigali, Rwanda, 06 - 07 November 2008
Key speakers:Key speakers:– Ms. Orna Dreazen, ILAC representativeMs. Orna Dreazen, ILAC representative– Mr. Manfred Kindler, Former ISRAC Director and PTB ExpertMr. Manfred Kindler, Former ISRAC Director and PTB Expert– Ms. Ulvinur Muge Dolun, Project Manager, UNIDOMs. Ulvinur Muge Dolun, Project Manager, UNIDONo. of participants: No. of participants: 4040Countries:Countries: Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania
“The purpose of the
workshops was to support
developing economies
with awareness
campaigns on the
importance of accreditation”
ILAC News Oct 09
Cooperation ActivitiesCooperation ActivitiesILAC Joint Development Support Committee (JDSC) & UNIDO ILAC Joint Development Support Committee (JDSC) & UNIDO
(Ctnd..)(Ctnd..)
• Launching of Laboratory Network Portal (LABNET), Launching of Laboratory Network Portal (LABNET),
Cuernavaca, Mexico, 20 March 2009Cuernavaca, Mexico, 20 March 2009
- JDSC promotedJDSC promoted ILAC activities among LABNET ILAC activities among LABNET participantsparticipants- Joint Joint e-learning package on accreditatione-learning package on accreditation in cooperation with ILAC and in cooperation with ILAC and
WAITROWAITRO- Proposal to translate Proposal to translate LABNET into SpanishLABNET into Spanish
• 1414thth IAAC General Assembly, IAAC General Assembly,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 4 September 2009San Jose, Costa Rica, 4 September 2009– Presented UNIDO activities Presented UNIDO activities at the IAAC Open Forumat the IAAC Open Forum
LABNETLABNET• Design to operation:
Chemical, microbiology, textile/leather and metrology labs
• Developing further cooperation with IAEA, UNODC & WHO
Website translation to French
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Objective:
To assess effectiveness of ISO 9001 certification process in SAARC and South East Asian countries through an impact assessment study and to build synergy in certification process and to facilitate improvements in accreditation scheme of certification bodies.
Duration: April 2009 – March 2011
Counterparts: National standards institutions in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
Implementation of ISO 9001 Quality Management SystemImplementation of ISO 9001 Quality Management System in Asian developing countries: Survey covering system development, in Asian developing countries: Survey covering system development,
certification, accreditation and economic benefitscertification, accreditation and economic benefits
Project Partners• Technical Collaboration on Survey/Project Methodology
– ISO (International Organization for Standardization)• Sean MacCurtain (Head of Conformity Assessment)
– IAF (International Accreditation Forum)• B.Venkataraman (Co-chair of IAF/ILAC Development Support Committee) with
support from small EC Task Force
• Overall Project Coordination– UNIDO Trade Capacity Building Branch
• Local Coordination– National Standards Body– Local Accreditation Body– Local UNIDO Offices
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Number of ISO 9001 Certificates…….Country Standards
BodyAccreditationBody
Dec-05* Dec-06* Dec-07*Dec-07*
Bangladesh BSTI BAB 570 570 284284
India BIS NABCB 24660 40967 4609146091
Nepal NBSM No 83 115 7777
Pakistan PSQCA PNAC 2013 2291 25802580
Sri Lanka SLSI SLAB 244 378 496496
Indonesia BSN KAN 4068 4783 45324532
Malaysia St. Mal St. Mal 5695 6786 78387838
Philippines BPS PAO 1414 2007 21992199
Thailand TISI NAC 3231 3913 59155915
Vietnam STAMEQ BOA 2461 3167 42824282
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* Numbers relate to the TOTAL number of certificates, including those issued under overseas accreditations.* Numbers relate to the TOTAL number of certificates, including those issued under overseas accreditations. (Data from ISO Survey)(Data from ISO Survey)
1.1. South-South Testing Laboratory Training Centre, South-South Testing Laboratory Training Centre, Hyderabad, India (2010)Hyderabad, India (2010)
– Train chemists/analysts in analysis of food products, microbiological testing, pesticide residue analysis, quality assurance and control measures as well as the laboratory management staff on accreditation
– 100 trainees per year
2. UNIDO – KRISS Metrology Training Centre,2. UNIDO – KRISS Metrology Training Centre, Daejon, Republic of Korea (2011)Daejon, Republic of Korea (2011) - Metrology parameters - mass, temperature, volume, pressure etc.
- 50 trainees per year
FUTURE UNIDO TRAINING CENTRES
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Contents:• Basic concepts of conformity assessment• Conformity assessment techniques• Conformity assessment schemes and
systems• Conformity assessment bodies• How UNIDO can help with setting up a
quality infrastructure• Case studies
ENGLISH AND FRENCH VERSIONS
Building Trust: Conformity Assessment Toolbox
http://www.unido.org/index.php?id=7681
COMPLYING WITH ISO 17025: PRACTICAL GUIDEBOOK
RELEASING ON:
7 Dec.2009, UNIDO, GC
Vienna
CONTENTS: • Quality system and its components• Monitoring and maintenance of quality system• Personnel • Accommodation and environmental conditions • Test and calibration methods, method
validation and quality control • Equipment; Traceability of measurement • Administration of work and sample tracking• Recording of results and associated data • Computer systems• Reporting requirements • Purchasing services and supplies • Sub-contracting • Guidance on writing a quality manual
http://www.unido.org
Development of Industrial Development of Industrial Metrology LaboratoriesMetrology Laboratories
