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What are the basic principles of the ISO 14064-1 standard?
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What are the basic principles of the ISO 14064-1 standard?
The basic principles of the ISO 14064-1 standard are:
- Transparency and accountability: Transparency and accountability should be ensured in the GHG inventory and reporting process. This includes ensuring that data is verifiable and reliable and that interested parties are informed.
- Scope: The scope of the standard determines which sources and activities the GHG inventory will include. It is important to determine the scope accurately and completely.
- Accuracy: GHG inventory and reporting should be based on accurate and reliable data. Accuracy should be ensured in data collection, calculation and reporting processes.
- Completeness: The GHG inventory should cover all sources and activities in scope. It is important to minimize data gaps and ensure completeness.
- Consistency: Consistency should be ensured in the GHG inventory and reporting process. Using the same methods and data sources is important to ensure consistent results.
- Traceability: The GHG inventory and reporting process should be traceable. The source of data, collection methods and calculation steps should be traceable.
- Accuracy: The GHG inventory and reporting process should be accurate. Accuracy and precision of data are important.
- Impartiality: Impartiality should be ensured in the GHG inventory and reporting process. There should be no conflict of interest and objectivity should be maintained
- Stability: Stability should be ensured in the GHG inventory and reporting process. It is important that the same methods and procedures are used consistently.
- Improvement: The GHG inventory and reporting process should be continuously reviewed and improved. Improvements should be made continuously on data quality, methods and processes.
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