Interesting Discussion The IAF wants to inject itself in the oversight of bodies verifying ESG claims.

Sidney Vianna

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Opinion piece.

After failing miserably the job of maintaining confidence in the credibility of management system certification, the IAF now wants to inject itself in the oversight of bodies performing verification of ESG claims such as sustainability reports. That would be a disaster as the coalition of willing AB’s has demonstrated profusely its lack of vision, seriousness and competence in it’s oversight role. Seems to me that they want to grab a piece of the emerging and potentially enormous ESG attestation pie. Let’s hope the serious stakeholders are able to keep the IAF as far as possible from this verification, validation and attestation work as possible.


The IAF wants to inject itself in the oversight of bodies verifying ESG claims.
 

jmech

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IAF itself seems to be a pretty poor example of governance without any positive environmental or social impacts...
 

Sidney Vianna

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They are so incompetent that not even the first edition of standards they get correctly. ISO 14001 was first released in 1996 and ISO 50001 was first released in 2011.
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For example, the competency of the auditors, assessors, validators and verifiers carrying out the crucial work, is carefully managed, monitored and evaluated, with tools such as evaluations and testing used to ensure the core element of competence helps deliver trust.
Many covers in the receiving end of accredited system audits would laugh at this statement.
Robust, trust, confidence, etc. words blowing in the wind.
 

Mike S.

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What's a few years or 10 matter anyway? ;)

Someone will be on here shortly to tell us this doesn't matter and all we do is complain.
 
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