1. Update on IEC Jonathan Buck Director Marketing & Communications IEC Central Office.

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Update on IEC Jonathan Buck Director Marketing & Communications IEC Central Office

3 IEC Track Record 1996PDF file format; IEC website with full online catalogue 1997Electronic management communication 1998Electronic document distribution/E-voting 1999Webstore; Marketing & Communications Networks; 2000Linked agendas; IEV-online 2001Affiliate Country Programme; WSC; Regional Centres 2002Database standards; Dual-logo standards; Web forums 2003IEC Glossary; Global relevance 2004Experts management; Standards’ previews 2005Linked standards; Adoption database; Collaborative tools 2006TC RSS feeds; Linked standards 2007Project/Standard packages

4 Technical standards development  Real-time data on website based on operational workflow databases of Central Office  Weekly list of documents and/or personal list of documents  Download of weekly documents in a single zip file available for NCs; Feeder of documents for NCs  Meetings folders

5 Projects: Important relationships  Relation between Projects and Working documents  History of the project  Programme of work

6 Applications: Technical work  Permission System  Electronic Voting/Commenting System  Expert Management System

7 Applications: Publications  Library Server  Watermarked Collection  Word Files  Subscription Database Management

8 Database standards  For the developer and the users  Standards in database format available as subscription  Terminology  Graphical symbols on equipment (joint database with ISO)  Graphical symbols for diagrams  Lamps and cap-holders  Standards in database format freely available  IEC Component Data Dictionary  IEC Glossary  IEV (now rebranded “Electropedia”)

9 Online support  Technical: Online Survival kits and guides for experts and members  Commercial and PR: Marketing & Communications Networks

10 Administration of Management  Administration of IEC Management Committees  Distribution of documents  Posting and management of comments

11 Conformity Assessment  Management of CA schemes  Public access to all scheme databases  On-line management of certificates

12 Applications: Advantages  Easy to use  Little or no training required  Intuitive  Simple guides available online  Little support needed  No plug-in or additional software required  Most development is in-house

13 Reaching out: IEC Family  Associate Membership rights increased  Members’ dues reduced; further reductions being considered  Membership has grown since last COPANT- PASC Meeting in Cartagena  Affiliate Country Programme has brought 76 new countries to the IEC Family

14 AM = Associate member ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BELARUS BELGIUM BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA (AM) BRAZIL BULGARIA CANADA CHINA COLOMBIA (AM) CROATIA CYPRUS (AM) CZECH REP. DENMARK EGYPT ESTONIA (AM) FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY GREECE HUNGARY ICELAND (AM) INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAPAN KAZAKHSTAN (AM) KENYA (AM) KOREA, DPR (AM) KOREA, REP. OF LATVIA (AM) LITHUANIA (AM) LUXEMBURG MACEDONIA (AM) MALAYSIA MALTA (AM) MEXICO NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND NIGERIA (AM) NORWAY PAKISTAN POLAND PORTUGAL ROMANIA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SAUDI ARABIA SERBIA SINGAPORE SLOVAKIA SLOVENIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SRI LANKA (AM) SWEDEN SWITZERLAND THAILAND TUNISIA (AM) TURKEY UKRAINE UK USA VIET NAM (AM) Members ( )

15 Reaching out: Regional Centres  New IEC Regional Centre to open in May  Regional Manager has already visited Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru (Andean community), Uruguay  All regional centres in Asia-Pacific, Latin America and North America are extensions of IEC Central Office  Balance of technical and promotional roles vary

16 Asia-Pacific activities have included  “IEC safety standards in support of regulatory requirements” Workshop, Beijing  ASEAN Joint Sectoral Committee on Electrical and Electronic Equipment meeting, Singapore  IEC Asia-Pacific Centenary Workshop in conjunction with 5th JISC/IEC/APSG HRD Training, Singapore  Country Dialogues in Thailand and Vietnam promoting the IEC Masterplan 2006  IEC National Seminar hosted by Malaysian NC  Vietnam Workshop on Quality, Safety and MRA (Mutual Recognition Agreements) hosted by Vietnam NC.

17 Reaching out: Affiliate Countries  Launched in 2001: Now 76 countries  Unique approach using tools already available for IEC members  100% electronic environment  Basic library of IEC Standards in electronic format  Facilitated adoption  Emphasis on use and adoption, and participation in standards-setting Affiliate Leader: Carlos Rodríguez, Costa Rica

18 Reaching out: Affiliate Countries  AFGHANISTAN  ALBANIA  ANGOLA  ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA  ARMENIA  BANGLADESH  BARBADOS  BELIZE  BENIN  BHUTAN  BOLIVIA  BOTSWANA  BRUNEI DARUSSALAM  BURKINA FASO  BURUNDI  CAMBODIA  CAMEROON  COMOROS  CONGO (Dem. Rep. of)  COSTA RICA  COTE D'IVOIRE  CUBA  DOMINICA  DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  ECUADOR  ERITREA  ETHIOPIA  FIJI  GABON  GEORGIA  GHANA  GRENADA  GUATEMALA  GUINEA  GUINEA BISSAU  GUYANA  HAITI  JAMAICA  JORDAN  KYRGYZSTAN  LAO PDR  LEBANON  LESOTHO  LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA  MADAGASCAR  MALAWI  MALI  MAURITANIA  MAURITIUS  MOLDOVA  MONGOLIA  MOZAMBIQUE  NAMIBIA  NEPAL  NIGER  PANAMA  PAPUA NEW GUINEA  PARAGUAY  PERU  RWANDA  SAINT LUCIA  SENEGAL  SEYCHELLES  SIERRA LEONE  SUDAN  SWAZILAND  TANZANIA  TOGO  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO  TURKMENISTAN  UGANDA  URUGUAY  VENEZUELA  YEMEN  ZAMBIA  ZIMBABWE

19 Communicating IEC Standardization  Centenary was major opportunity  Initiatives to communicate strategic value of IEC  Providing “springboards” to the future  Real engagement with industry, government, academia.

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21 Conclusion  Decentralized systems provide for project-to- publication standards development, administration and commercial use  More members, more services, less dues  Regional Centres reaching out  A unique approach with developing nations  Using Centenary to promote strategic value

Thank you.