Standard Owner Benchmark - THE STANDARDS INSTITUTION OF ISRAEL

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The Standards Institution of Israel (SII), known as HaMerkaz LeStadardim in Hebrew, is a non-profit organization responsible for the development, establishment, and maintenance of standards in Israel. It was founded in 1953 and operates under the authority of the Israeli Ministry of Economy.

The primary objective of the Standards Institution of Israel is to promote standardization activities across various sectors of the Israeli economy. It aims to enhance the quality, safety, and competitiveness of products, services, and systems in the country.

SII develops and publishes standards that cover a wide range of areas, including industrial and technical fields, consumer products, services, environmental management, information technology, and more. These standards provide guidelines, specifications, and requirements that enable uniformity, compatibility, and reliability in different industries.

The Standards Institution of Israel also plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with international standards and harmonizing Israeli standards with global norms. It actively participates in international standardization bodies and collaborates with other national and international organizations to promote consistency and facilitate trade.

Beyond standardization activities, SII is involved in certification and conformity assessment services. It offers certification schemes and marks to demonstrate compliance with specific standards, such as the Israeli Standard Mark (ISM). These certifications provide assurance to consumers and businesses that products, systems, and services meet the required standards.

Furthermore, the Standards Institution of Israel engages in research and development projects related to standardization and technical regulations. It conducts studies, tests, and evaluations to support the development and revision of standards, as well as to address emerging challenges and technologies.

Overall, the Standards Institution of Israel operates as a non-profit organization with the aim of advancing standardization practices in Israel. It works closely with industry stakeholders, government agencies, and international bodies to develop and maintain standards that contribute to the safety, quality, and competitiveness of products and services in the Israeli market.

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Governance

The certification uses a multi-stakeholder, independent governance model to support the development of the standards related to the certification.

Supply Side Digitization

Details on the certificate are easily available via technology for inclusion in third party digital applications.

Buy Side Availability

Buy side availability details out how easy it is for consumers to find products and companies exhibiting the standards offered by the certification.

Relevance

This considers the scale of the certification, and the number of products and companies that currently contribute to the certificate. National and local certification are normalized with countries.

Digital Accessibility

How easy is it for innovative new companies, startups, and local retailers to have the same access and affordable pricing models to use standard information in digital applications.
THE STANDARDS INSTITUTION OF ISRAEL
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This is a benchmark to help companies understand which standards should be part of a sustainable procurement plan. Further, the benchmark allows standard setting schemes, i.e. "Standard Owners", to benchmark their performance versus industry peers.