International standard for gender equality: France takes the lead
After an initial Franco-French document, it's now time for an international standard on gender equality. Strategic for the French presidency...
08 March, 2022
Social responsibility
All the AFNOR info on the best way to deploy a solid corporate social responsibility approach based on ISO 26000 and the ESG triptych.
green electricity label: Vertvolt reveals the color of your electricity
AFNOR Certification expands its range in the energy sector with the VertVolt label. Supported by Ademe, it guarantees consumers that...
03 November, 2021
A reference document to strengthen the integrity of sport
AFNOR publishes AFNOR SPEC S50-020, a practical guide designed to strengthen the integrity of sport and the good governance of...
12 July, 2021
Responsibility Europe, a new international CSR label
Based on ISO 26000, Responsibility Europe is the label for organisations that gives international recognition to their social and environmental...
06 July, 2021
A practical guide to launching your gender equality initiative
AFNOR Spec X30-020 defines best practices for advancing equality between women and men. Pending a future ISO standard....
01 July, 2021
In Centre-Val-de-Loire, CSR rhymes with SMEs and VSEs
The AFNOR Group and the Centre-Val de Loire Region helped 11 small and medium-sized businesses structure their CSR approach around...
28 June, 2021
Social mediation: a new standard
The 2016 XP X60-600 standard, which provides guidelines for activities relating to social mediation, is set to evolve into an...
08 February, 2021
Advances and obstacles to the development of corporate social responsibility: a look back at the #RSEHalteAuxBlablas conferences
Three conferences were organized to mark the 10th anniversary of ISO 26000, the international standard on social responsibility (SR). Objective:...
17 July, 2020
Economic sovereignty: say it with the Origine France Garantie label
During the health crisis, the desire to consume local products was reinforced. Much more precise than the "made in France"...
18 June, 2020
