Evgeny Petrosyan Deputy Head of the Federal Agency on

Technical Regulating and Metrology

Achievements and challenges of the Russian standardization at national

and international levels

Standardization and provision of sustainable development

Three parts of sustainable development

Standards

Social equity

Economic growth

Environmental integrity

Environmental management

Life circle analysis and

“Green labeling”

GHG emissions

and climate changes

Energy efficiency and

renewable resources

Water,

soil and air quality

Waste management

Good business practice

Trade facilitation

Emerging economies

Convergence of

economies

Dissemination of new

technologies Alleviating

poverty

E-business

Worker protection

Consumer protection

Health services

Ethics

Fair trading

Security

Contribution of standardization in modernization of economy

Technical, informational compatibility

Reliability

Energy saving

Resource saving

Technical, informational compatibility

Protection of environment

Energy efficiency Quality

management systems

Transfer of the best available

technologies

Support to innovations

Quality

MODERNIZATION OF ECONOMY

INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL STANDARDS

Oil and gas industry

Metallurgy

Test methods

Agriculture

Construction

Metrology

Machine engineering

Basic standards

Food industry

Over 24000 standards,

harmonization

level - 44.7%

Structure of collection of national standards

Power engineering

11%

13%

9%

5%

4%

13%

16%

24%

5%

6%

Progress in development of RF national standards and

international standards ISO/IEC

339

189

472 450

636761

1167

1205

2500

640

487618 563

566 559

441523

1006

1319 1352

1507

1248 1230

1038

1313

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

GOST R IEC ISO

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR STANDARDIZATION

REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR STANDARDIZATION

SECTORAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR STANDARDIZATION

API UNECE ASTM

ASME SAE

International Electro technical Commission (IEC) International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

CEN/CENELEC PASC

Advisory Committee on Standards and Quality (ASEAN)

Eurasian Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification (EASC)

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

Cooperation with international and regional organizations for standardization

The most active sectors of Russian Federation activities in ISO and IEC TC/SC

Oil and gas industry (TC 67)

IT technologies (JTC 1)

Mechanical engineering (TC 96, TC 118)

Nanotechnologies (ТC 229)

High-voltage equipment (ТC 37, ТC 22F)

Nanotechnologies (ТC 113)

Electronics Assembly Technology (ТC 91)

Nuclear instrumentation (TC 45)

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

20072008

20092010

30%

45%52%

60%

10%

23%

52% 55%

172

236

1175 987

440

459898

814

Presentation of comments on draft international standards of ISO/IEC

Participation of Russia in ISO/IEC technical bodies

146 – P-member 83,9%

19 – O-member 10,9%

9 – no participation 5,2%

Russian experts in ISO/IEC TC/SC

ISO/IEC TC/SC Secretariats under GOST R

ISO/TC 82/SC 6

ISO/TC 96/SC 2

ISO/TC 96/SC 4

ISO/TC 123/SC 4

ISO/TC 172/SC 4

ISO/TC 67/SC ХХ

ISO/TC 254

ISO/TC 20/SC 6

ISO/TC 20/SC 8

ISO/TC 108/SC 6

IEC/TC 45

«Nuclear instrumentation»

IEC/SC 22F

«Power electronics for electrical transmission

and distribution systems»

«Equipment for diamond drilling»

«Terminology»

«Test methods»

«Methods for calculation of bearings»

«Observation instruments»

«Arctic sea operations»

«Safety of attractions»

«Standard atmosphere»

«Aerospace technology»

«Systems generating vibration and impact»

Draft Agreement with CEN/CENELEC

Main objectives of the Agreement: Enhancing of cooperation of Russia and EC in the field of standardization

Possibility to adopt European standards as the national standards

Russia shall undertake:

a. to adopt the related EN as

national standard;

b. to withdraw conflicting

national standards.

Russian may:

a. adopt the related EN as

national standard;

b. withdraw conflicting national

standards.

Proposal of CEN/CENELEC Proposal of Russia

Total number of ITC for standardization – 268:

Under administration of Russia – 221 ITC

Other countries – 47 IТC, including Kazakhstan – 2 Belarus – 1

Distribution of Interstate Technical Committees (ITC) administration

between the CIS countries

Main objective of ITC activity – consolidation of interstate standardization!

Progress in development of interstate standards

287192

174 213

119

108210

132

1289

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Belarus

Ukraine

Azerbaijan

Turkmenstan

Tajikistan

Kirghizia

Kazakhstan

Russia

Uzbekistan

Moldova

Armenia

(including 1222 standards being developed by RF)

Source: Agreement of November 19, 2010 «On unified principles and rules of technical regulating in the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation», article 7, clause 3

Standards for conformity assurance with Technical Regulations of the Customs Union

Implementation on a voluntary basis of

international, regional standards and (or)

national (state) standards included in the

list approved by the Commission of the

Customs Union is a sufficient condition for

compliance with the requirements of

Technical Regulation

Main difficulties of RF participation in international standardization

PROBLEMS WAYS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS

Insufficient number of industrial sectors oriented for export

Language barrier of specialists applying interstate standards

Language problems for Russian experts for standardization

Policy of the Government to modernize economy

Preparation of Russian versions of international standards and improvement of quality of official translations

International and national training programs for experts

Standards in our life!

Thank you for attention

Federal Agency

on Technical Regulating and Metrology

Phone: 8 (495) 236-03-00

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