wcdrr sendai, joint presentation frvr 20150316light
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International
Electrotechnical
Commission
Frans Vreeswijk
IEC General
Secretary & CEO
Working Session
Standards for DRR
17 March 2015
Sendai, Japan
International Standards & conformity assessment
• For developing and developed countries
• Risk assessment, built-in resilience & safety = better outcomes
• Universally agreed best-practice
IEC and ISO:
• Over 160 countries
• Participation from
industry, academia,
research, development,
testing laboratories,
citizen groups, etc.
- Universally relevant &
applicable
IEC and ISO International
Standards can be trusted.
- Combined know-how and
consensus of thousands
of experts
- Global consensus of over
160 countries
International Standards:
• Widely agreed
guidelines,
methodologies &
metrics
• Reduce cost
• Bigger choice
• Better interoperability
Verification is a must
Governments:
• Send more experts
• Share needs
• Help expand body of
expertise
• Make International
Standards more easy to
adopt nationally
• Provides essential
requirements for
industry
• Enables greater
transparency in public
procurement
• Reassures investors
Power outages affect:
• Healthcare
• Clean water supply
• Food safety
• Sanitation
Long-term economic
impact and development
losses.
57 foundational risk assessment Standards:
• Built-in safety mechanisms
• Avoid disasters from failure of electrical or electronic systems
• Foundational forISO 31000
IEC International
Standards :
• Increase reliability of
alarm and emergency
systems
• Verify their
conformity
For the public and private sector:
• Preparation for and recovery from major electricity outages
• How to build microgrids
• Continuity plans and systems
Free download:
www.iec.ch/whitepaper/microgrids/
ISO 22301 and ISO 22313 Business continuity management systems Standards:
• Reduce likelihood of occurrence of incidents
• Provide guidance for disaster
preparation
response
recovery
ISO 31000 applies to:
• Public, private or community enterprises, associations, groups or individuals
• Wide range of activities, processes, products, services, operations and decisions
New ISO Standards work:
• Management of disruption related risk
• Organizational resilience principles and guidelines
• Emergency management public warning and colour-coded alert
• Audible emergency evacuation signals
New ISO standards work:
• Crisis management of water utilities
• Intelligent transport systems communication networks for disaster relief and emergency communications
• Connection of mobile equipment for emergency intervention on nuclear installations