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International ETV links
The European Commission is participating in an International Working Group on ETV, together with the Canadian, Korean, Philippines and US programmes, with the following objectives:
- Establish mutual recognition of environmental technology verification programs among participating countries to accelerate the development and deployment of environmentally sound technologies to address common environmental challenges;
- Jointly develop verification procedures and jointly verify technologies addressing common environmental challenges or issues of international interest;
- Investigate the possible application and/or development of an International Standards Organisation (ISO) standard for environmental technology verification and reporting, including a process for accrediting and certifying verification organisations;
- Provide a means to engage stakeholders and facilitate international cooperation in support of transparent, environmental technology verification and reporting; and
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Organise international meetings, workshops and forums to share lessons learned, demonstrate outcomes, build alliances and create pathways and modalities for technology transfer between developed and developing countries.
Please have a look at the website of some non-EU ETV programmes: