Introduction

Nepal is a landlocked South Asian country with a population of approximately 30 million. It features diverse geography ranging from the high Himalayas to the Terai plains. The economy is mainly driven by agriculture, tourism, hydropower, remittances, and small-scale manufacturing. Nepal is steadily strengthening its quality infrastructure to support exports, attract foreign investment, and align with international trade standards.

In the field of conformity assessment and accreditation, Nepal has a developing national system. The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF) serves as the primary national accreditation body and operates in accordance with ISO/IEC 17011:2017. NAF was accepted as an Associate Member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated in January 2026 and is also a member of the International body. Previously, the Accreditation Education Research & Scientific Service Center (AERSSC) played a major role but lost its International Laboratory association MRA signatory status in May 2023 and is now limited to Associate membership.

As of March 2026, Nepal does not hold full signatory status in the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated MRA. This means that while local accreditation is available and growing, many Nepalese conformity assessment bodies still seek additional foreign accreditation (particularly from NABL in India or other APAC members) for broader international acceptance in major export markets. The Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NBSM) supports standardization and metrology activities, while NAF focuses on accrediting laboratories, inspection bodies, and certification bodies.

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list of International Regional Members name of nepal

Nepal is an active member of key international regional organizations, serving as a founding member of SAARC and a participant in BIMSTEC and SASEC. These memberships facilitate economintegration, technical cooperation, and connectivity in South and Southeast Asia. Wikipedia +2

Key International Regional Memberships of Nepal:

• SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation): Founding member (1985); hosts the SAARC Secretariat in Kathmandu.
• BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation): Full member since 2004, bridging South and Southeast Asia.
• SASEC (South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation): Partner in projects aimed at strengthening regional economic ties.
• ACD (Asia Cooperation Dialogue): Member promoting pan-Asian cooperation.
• ICIMOD (International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development): Regional member promoting sustainable mountain development, with its headquarters in Nepal.
• UN ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific): Regional member contributing to economic development

list of International Association Members country name of nepal

Nepal is an active member of numerous international organizations, focusing on regional cooperation, economic development, and humanitarian efforts. Key memberships include the United Nations (UN), World Trade Organization (WTO), South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Bank. Wikipedia +2

Key International Organization Memberships (Nepal)

• Regional Organizations: SAARC (Secretariat in Kathmandu), BIMSTEC, SACEP.
• United Nations Agencies: UN, UNESCO, WHO, FAO, ILO (since 1966).
• Financial Institutions: IMF, World Bank (IBRD/IDA/IFC), Asian Development Bank (ADB).
• Others: Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), Interpol, WTO, International Organization for Migration (IOM), International Olympic Committee (IOC). Wikipedia +4

Major International Associations/Groups in Nepal

• AIN (Association of International NGOs in Nepal): A network of over 100 INGOs working on development.
• NRNA (Non-Resident Nepali Association): A global network of Nepali diaspora, with the ICC involved in international networking.

list of International Observer Member country name of nepal

Nepal is a full member or part of several international organizations, often participating alongside diverse international observers, particularly during election monitoring. Key international observers for Nepal’s 2026 general elections include Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and the UK. Asian Network for Free Elections +1

Key International Observer & Member Contexts for Nepal

• Election Observation (2026): Observers from nine countries, including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and the United Kingdom, were deployed to monitor elections through ANFREL.
• EU Election Observation: Observers from EU Member States and Norway have previously monitored elections in Nepal.
• WTO Status: Nepal is a full member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
• Global Tax Transparency: Nepal is a member of the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes.
• Parliamentary Membership: Nepal is a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).

Accreditation Body ISO 17011

The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF) is the primary national accreditation body in Nepal and operates in full compliance with ISO/IEC 17011:2017 (Conformity assessment — Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies). NAF is an independent organisation responsible for evaluating and accrediting conformity assessment bodies (CABs) such as testing and calibration laboratories, inspection bodies, management system certification bodies, and product certification bodies.

On 27 January 2026, NAF was officially admitted as an Associate Member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (the unified global body that replaced International body. NAF is also a member of the International body. This membership allows NAF to build toward future multilateral recognition arrangements (MRA), and the body is actively preparing for expanded scopes with APAC and the new global framework by recruiting assessors and strengthening its processes.

Previously, the Accreditation Education Research & Scientific Service Center (AERSSC) served as Nepal’s accreditation body. However, AERSSC’s International Laboratory association MRA signatory status was suspended in January 2023 and fully withdrawn in May 2023. It is now limited to Associate membership in APAC and International Laboratory association.

Practical implications for entities in Nepal Organisations can apply for accreditation directly through NAF. While NAF provides national-level accreditation under ISO/IEC 17011, Nepal does not yet hold full signatory status in the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated MRA. For broader international acceptance (especially in Europe, the US, or major export markets), many Nepalese CABs still obtain additional accreditation from foreign signatories such as NABL (India) or other APAC members.

NAF accredits various scopes, including:

1. ISO/IEC 17025 (testing & calibration laboratories)
2. ISO 15189 (medical laboratories)
3. ISO/IEC 17020 (inspection bodies)
4. ISO/IEC 17021-1 (management systems)
5. ISO/IEC 17065 (product certification)
6. ISO/IEC 17029 (validation/verification bodies, including GHG)

Inspection Body ISO 17020

Nepal has a national framework for accrediting inspection bodies under ISO/IEC 17020 (Conformity assessment — Requirements for the operation of various types of bodies performing inspection). The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF), which operates in compliance with ISO/IEC 17011:2017, is responsible for accrediting inspection bodies as Type A (independent third-party), Type B (internal to a supplier), or Type C (supplier-affiliated with safeguards).

NAF accredits inspection bodies for the inspection of products, processes, installations, services, and systems. Common scopes in Nepal include construction materials, food products, electrical and mechanical equipment, vehicles, pressure equipment, and environmental parameters. These accredited inspection bodies support regulatory compliance, export requirements, and domestic market surveillance.

As NAF is currently an Associate Member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (since January 2026) and theInternational body, the accreditation it grants under ISO/IEC 17020 is nationally recognised and gaining regional acceptance. However, it does not yet enjoy full multilateral recognition under the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated MRA. For stronger international acceptance (especially for exports to Europe, the US, or other major markets), many Nepalese inspection bodies also seek additional accreditation from foreign signatories such as NABL (India) or other APAC members.

The official list of NAF-accredited inspection bodies, including their accreditation numbers, detailed scopes, and validity periods, is available on the NAF website (nepalaccreditationfoundation.org.np). The Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NBSM) also plays a supporting role in regulatory inspections and quality control.

Certification Body ISO 17021

As NAF is currently an Associate Member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (since January 2026) and the International body, the certificates issued by NAF-accredited certification bodies are nationally recognised and gaining regional acceptance. However, they do not yet have full multilateral recognition under the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated MRA. For stronger international acceptance — particularly for exports to Europe, the United States, or other major markets — many Nepalese organisations still prefer certification from bodies accredited by full MRA signatories such as NABL (India) or other APAC members.

The official list of NAF-accredited certification bodies, including their accreditation numbers, detailed scopes, and validity periods, can be found on the NAF website (nepalaccreditationfoundation.org.np). The Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NBSM) supports related quality and standards activities.

Product Certification Body ISO 17065

Nepal has a national framework for accrediting product, process, and service certification bodies under ISO/IEC 17065 (Conformity assessment — Requirements for bodies certifying products, processes and services). The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF), which operates in compliance with ISO/IEC 17011:2017, is responsible for accrediting these bodies.

NAF accredits certification bodies to issue certificates for products, processes, and services against specific standards or technical regulations. Common scopes in Nepal include construction materials, food products, organic products, electrical and electronic goods, and various consumer products. These accredited bodies help manufacturers demonstrate conformity for both domestic market access and export requirements.

As NAF is currently an Associate Member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (since January 2026) and the International body, the product certification it grants under ISO/IEC 17065 is nationally recognised and gaining regional acceptance. However, it does not yet enjoy full multilateral recognition under the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated MRA. For stronger international acceptance (especially for exports to Europe, the US, or other major markets), many Nepalese manufacturers and exporters still seek product certification from bodies accredited by full MRA signatories such as NABL (India) or other APAC members.

The official list of NAF-accredited product certification bodies, including their accreditation numbers, detailed scopes, and validity periods, is available on the NAF website (nepalaccreditationfoundation.org.np). The Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NBSM) also supports related product standardization and regulatory compliance activities.

In summary, Nepal has an active national system for ISO/IEC 17065 product certification through NAF. While local accreditation is growing and supports domestic compliance, full global MRA recognition is still under development. Many businesses therefore opt for dual accreditation when targeting international markets.

Accreditation Laboratory ISO 17065 / ISO 15185

Important Note on Standards:

• ISO/IEC 17065 is for product, process, and service certification bodies — it does not apply to laboratories.
• ISO 15185 does not exist. This is likely a typo for ISO 15189 (Medical laboratories — Requirements for quality and competence).
• Testing and calibration laboratories use ISO/IEC 17025.

ISO/IEC 17025 (Testing & Calibration Laboratories)

Yes – Nepal has several testing and calibration laboratories accredited under ISO/IEC 17025 by the Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF). These laboratories cover important areas such as food testing, water quality, construction materials, environmental testing, chemical analysis, and mechanical testing.

NAF is actively accrediting laboratories under this standard, and many labs also maintain additional accreditation from NABL (India) for stronger international acceptance. The accredited laboratories support food safety, export compliance, environmental monitoring, and industrial quality control.

ISO 15189 (Medical Laboratories)

Yes – Several medical laboratories in Nepal are accredited under ISO 15189 by NAF. These include clinical biology, pathology, microbiology, and haematology laboratories. Accreditation helps ensure reliable medical test results for healthcare providers and patients.

Note on ISO/IEC 17065: No laboratories are accredited under ISO/IEC 17065, as this standard is exclusively for product certification bodies (already covered in section 9).

Current Status (March 2026): NAF is an Associate Member of Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated. This means accreditations granted by NAF under ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO 15189 are nationally recognised and gaining regional acceptance, but they do not yet have full multilateral MRA recognition. For exports and high-level international acceptance, many Nepalese laboratories maintain dual accreditation (NAF + NABL-India or other APAC members).

Rating Agencies ISO 14064 / ISO 17021

Nepal does not have any locally accredited rating agencies or verification bodies specifically operating under ISO 14064 (Greenhouse gases — Parts 1, 2 & 3 for quantification, reporting, and verification/validation) in combination with ISO/IEC 17021 (requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems, such as ISO 14001 environmental management systems with GHG elements).

The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF), Nepal’s national accreditation body under ISO/IEC 17011, currently does not offer accreditation scopes for GHG quantification, verification, or rating activities under ISO 14064-3, ISO 14065 (requirements for bodies validating and verifying environmental information), or ISO/IEC 17029 (general requirements for validation and verification bodies). There is also no combined accreditation for GHG-related rating integrated with management system certification under ISO/IEC 17021.

Nepal has no dedicated national GHG verification or carbon footprint rating system at present. Corporate and project-level GHG accounting, reporting, and independent verification (e.g., Scope 1-2-3 emissions, carbon footprint statements for tourism, hydropower, or manufacturing sectors) are typically carried out by external accredited bodies. International providers that operate in or serve Nepal include:

• SGS Nepal
• Bureau Veritas Nepal
• TÜV SÜD
• LRQA

These companies offer ISO 14064-aligned GHG verification and validation services, often accredited by full Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated signatories in other countries (such as India’s NABL or European bodies). They also provide related management system certification (ISO 14001 via ISO/IEC 17021) when required.

Practical implications for entities in Nepal Organisations requiring credible GHG verification or carbon rating services (for export markets, investor reporting, or voluntary sustainability initiatives) usually engage one of the above external providers. Certificates and verification statements from these globally accredited bodies are internationally recognised.

GHG Verification / Validator

Nepal does not have any locally accredited GHG verification or validation bodies (validators/verifiers) under ISO 14064-3 (verification and validation of greenhouse gas statements), ISO 14065, or ISO/IEC 17029. The Nepal Accreditation Foundation (NAF), the national accreditation body under ISO/IEC 17011, does not currently offer accreditation scopes for GHG verification/validation activities.

Nepal has no dedicated national GHG verification system, carbon registry, or accredited validator body as of March 2026. Corporate, project-level, or organisational GHG quantification, reporting, and independent verification (e.g., Scope 1-2-3 emissions inventories, carbon footprint statements for hydropower, tourism, manufacturing, or agriculture sectors) are typically performed by external accredited bodies.

Common international providers that offer ISO 14064-compliant GHG verification and validation services in or for Nepal include:

• SGS Nepal
• Bureau Veritas Nepal
• TÜV SÜD
• LRQA

These companies are usually accredited by full Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated signatories (often from India, Europe, or other APAC members) and can issue internationally recognised verification statements aligned with ISO 14064 requirements.

Practical implications for entities in Nepal If your organisation needs accredited GHG verification or validation (for export markets, investor reporting, donor projects, or voluntary sustainability claims), the standard approach is to engage one of the above external providers. They have experience working in Nepal and the South Asian region. NAF does support general environmental management system certification (ISO 14001 via ISO/IEC 17021), but this does not extend to specific GHG statement verification under ISO 14064.

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