ISEAL has a Code of Good Practice for Assuring Compliance with Social and Environmental Standards (the Assurance Code).

The purpose of the Assurance Code is to provide guidance for high quality assurance that supports sustainability and improves the effectiveness of different verification and certification models. During 2017, ISEAL is revising the Assurance Code through an extensive global consultation process. Find information about how you can engage in this consultation here.

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