Corporate Body

International Standards Organisation (1947 - )

From
1947
Switzerland
Functions
Advisory or regulatory body
Website
http://www.iso.ch

Summary

The International Standards Organisation was established in 1947 and consists of national standards bodies world wide. Although not an Australian organisation the ISO has played a major role in determining standards used in the development of Australian science and technology. Australia has also played a major role in the developing of many ISO standards.

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