UNE - Standardisation

STANDARDISATION: An essential competitive intelligence tool that enables Spanish products and services to access European and international markets

Standardisation and Competitiveness

The development of a UNE standard could be your strongest ally and the most profitable way of achieving a competitive advantage and building customer trust.

Standards establish market rules and set up networks for contact and collaboration with other organisations in the sector.

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To keep up-to-date with all aspects of standardisation:

Discover the new regulatory developments;
Take part in developing standards;
Learn how to integrate standardisation into your R&D&i project;

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Standardisation Testimonies

Opinions

What does standardisation do for sectors like Public Administrations, corporate organisations, foundations or universities?

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UNE, Spanish standardisation body

ISO, IEC, COPANT, CEN, CENELEC and ETSI

UNE represents the interests of Spanish companies and society in European and international standardisation organisations.

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Standardisation's contribution to improving corporate competitiveness

Export

Standardisation helps to prevent market disaggregation and contributes to the building global, transparent markets.

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Innovation

The use of standards reduces costs and risks, incorporates innovative activities and generates trust among users. This facilitates market acceptance and expedites marketing.

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Digitisation

The Digital Single Market is one of the most promising areas and one which poses the most challenges to progress.
Standardisation helps entities to address the challenges of digitisation.

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Social Responsibility

The principles of good governance are beneficial and essential for sustaining business growth and the creation of value.

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Services

Voluntary standards can help build a true Single Market in the area of services, as they have done in the area of products, facilitating the hiring of services and the establishment of suppliers in other countries.

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Public Policies

The Joint Initiative on Standardisation, provided for in the European Commission single market strategy, is a public and private collaboration initiative that seeks to promote standardisation as a tool for European industry to launch in new markets.

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Discover the new areas under development

National, European and international.

UNE is in charge of transferring the standardisation initiatives received from international and European standardisation organisations to the national industries, as well as channelling the nationally created standardisation proposals.

New areas

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New standardisation proposals

If you would like to offer your opinion, get information or participate, please contact normalizacion@une.org. If you want to propose a new standardisation development, send us the following form with the requested information so we can consider and assess your proposal.

New proposal form

Training in standardisation

Standards can be extremely useful tools when developed and used correctly. To learn more about standards, the Spanish Association for Standardization, UNE, offers various types of training programmes.

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CTN finder

Use our finder to discover the Technical Standardisation Committees (TSCs) that are of interest to you.

Open finder

Drafts under public enquiry

If you would like to see which drafts are in the PI stage and send in your comments, you can do so through the UNE Draft Review System.

Draft Review System

Annual standardisation work programme

In order to facilitate access to and participation in the standardisation process and to emphasise transparency of the same, one of the commitments established by the European Standardisation Regulation is the publication of the annual standardisation work programme.

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E-committees

E-committees provide members of the Technical Standardisation Committees with access to standardisation documentation at national, European and international levels.

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