Standards used in U.S. National Participation Direct Participation Consortia
National Participation Direct Participation Consortia
Key Organizations ANSI (Private Sector) SDO (Private Sector) U.S. Industry (Private Sector) Consumers (Private Sector) NIST (Government) U.S. Regulators (Government) U.S. Government Procurement Agencies (Government)
ANSI (Private Sector) SDO (Private Sector) U.S. Industry (Private Sector) Consumers (Private Sector) NIST (Government) U.S. Regulators (Government) U.S. Government Procurement Agencies (Government)
Government use of Standards U.S. Standards Strategy FAQ - U.S. Standards System
Conformity Assessment used in the U.S. 1st Party Conformity Assessment System 2nd Party Conformity Assessment System 3rd Party Conformity Assessment System
1st Party Conformity Assessment System 2nd Party Conformity Assessment System 3rd Party Conformity Assessment System
Key Organizations U.S. National Conformity Assessment Principles (NCAP) FAQ - U.S. Conformity Assessment
Information Technology (IT) Equipment (ICS 35.160-35.200) Petroleum Equipment (ICS 75.180) Water Purification (ICS 13.060) Construction Equipment (ICS 91.220) Telecommunications Equipment (ICS 33.050)
Standards Developing Organizations Trade Associations Comformity Assessment Bodies U.S. Government Agencies Accreditation Bodies
The U.S. – Africa Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Standards Program is designed to share ICT standards information and International best practices with government officials and industry in Sub-Saharan Africa, and facilitate engagement with the U.S. public and private sectors.
Sponsored by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), the program will facilitate the development and implementation of ICT sector standards, testing protocols, regulatory procedures and adherence to internationally accepted industry-led standards.
Through the implementation of four workshops over an 18-month period, the program will convene officials and provide a forum for the public and private sectors in the U.S. and Sub-Saharan Africa to:
Organizations interested in co-sponsoring a workshop are invited to complete and submit a Workshop Questionnaire.
For additional information regarding the U.S.–Africa ICT Standards Program, including workshop participation and co-sponsorship details, please contact: [email protected]
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