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The ISO Survey – 2006ISO and The ISO SurveyISO is the world’s largest developer of voluntary international standardsfor business, government and society. Its portfolio in October 2007comprised more than 16 500 standards that provide practical solutionsand achieve benefits for almost every sector of economic activity andtechnology.Of these, ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:2004 which give the requirementsfor, respectively, quality management and environmental managementsystems are among ISO’s most well-known and widely implementedever. They are used worldwide by businesses and organizations large andsmall, in public and private sectors, manufacturers and service providers,in all sectors of activity.Many users decide to have their management systems independentlyaudited and certified as conforming to the standards. Certification is not arequirement of the standards themselves, which can be implemented withoutcertification for the benefits that they help user organizations to achievefor themselves and for their customers. Nevertheless, many thousands oforganizations have chosen certification because of the perception thatan independent confirmation of conformity adds value.ISO itself does not perform certification to its standards, does not issuecertificates and does not control certification performed independentlyof ISO by other organizations. However, it frequently receives requests forinformation on the number of certificates and this led the organizationto undertake The ISO Survey, which is now in its 14th year. ISO providesthe basic results free-of-charge as a public information service on its Website: www.iso.orgThe collection and compilation of data for the 2006 survey was outsourcedfor the third consecutive year to the market research firm ACNielsen, ofVienna, Austria.What this editioncoversThis edition of the surveygives the worldwidepanorama of certificationto ISO managementsystem standards atthe end of 2006. Theprincipal standardscovered are: ISO 9001:2000 forquality managementsystems ISO 14001:2004for environmentalmanagement systems.For the third consecutiveyear, the survey includescertification data ontwo ISO standards thatinclude the requirementsof ISO 9001:2000,plus sector-specificrequirements: ISO/TS 16949:2002 forthe automotive sector ISO 13485:2003 formedical devices.For the first time, thesurvey includes dataon ISO/IEC 27001:2005,which provides therequirements forinformation securitymanagement systems.About ACNielsenACNielsen is the leading global provider of marketing research information services, analytical systemsand tools, and professional client service that help clients win in the market-place. The clients of ACNielseninclude the world’s leading manufacturers and retailers of consumer packaged goods, as well as companiesthat market many other types of consumer products and services. Clients work with ACNielsen to measuretheir market performance, to analyze market dynamics, to diagnose and solve marketing and sales problems,and to identify and capture growth opportunities. ACNielsen’s operations span more than 100 countries.Founded in 1923 by Arthur Charles Nielsen, Sr., ACNielsen in the USA, the Austrian office was opened in1961, initially carrying retail measurement. In 1990, consumer research was added to the range of servicesoffered by the Austrian office.
Table of contents* exclusively in the combined brochure-CD version of the Survey (available from sales@iso.org)How The ISO Survey is carried out . 4ISO/TS 16949:2002 certifications worldwide .31The ISO Survey – 2006 . 5*Regional share expressed in percent .34*Certification . 5*Country highlights .34*Highlights of The ISO Survey – 2006 . 6*Withdrawn ISO/TS 16949:2002 certificates .35ISO 9001:2000 global picture . 8ISO 13485:2003 certifications worldwide .36ISO 14001:2004 global picture. 9*Regional share expressed in percent .38ISO/TS 16949:2002 global picture . 10*Country highlights .39ISO 13485:2003 global picture. 11*Withdrawn ISO 13485:2003 certificates .39ISO/IEC 27001:2005 global picture . 12ISO 27001:2005 certifications worldwide .40ISO 9001:2000 certifications worldwide . 13*Regional share expressed in percent .42*Regional share expressed in percent .17*Certificates by industrial sector .42*Country highlights .18*Top five industrial sectors*Certificates by industrial sector .19for ISO/IEC 27001:2005 certificates .43*Top five industrial sectors*Top sectors for ISO/IEC 27001:2005 certificates –services aggregated as single sector .43for ISO 9001:2000 certificates .20*Top sectors for ISO 9001:2000 certificates –services aggregated as single sector .20*Withdrawn ISO 9001:2000 certificates.21*Withdrawn ISO/IEC 27001:2005 certificates .43*Publicizing your certification .44ISO 14001:2004 certifications worldwide .22*Regional share expressed in percent .26*Country highlights .27*Certificates by industrial sector .28*Top five industrial sectorsfor ISO 14001:2004 certificates .29*Top sectors for ISO 14001:2004 certificates –services aggregated as single sector .29*Withdrawn ISO 14001:2004 certificates .30The ISO Survey of Certifications 20063
How The ISO Survey is carried outThe ISO Survey has been carried out 16 times sincethe first in January 1993. The survey is now published on an annual basis by ISO Central Secretariat(ISO/CS). The data is provided by a variety of sourcesincluding ISO national member institutes, accreditation and certification bodies and certificationdatabases. ISO/CS would like to thank all sourcesfor their participation and assistance.The accreditation bodies are those that belong tothe International Accreditation Forum (IAF), an international association that represents the nationalaccreditation bodies set up in many countries toverify the competence of certification bodies. Thecertification bodies are those that are accreditedby IAF members. This means that the survey maynot cover certificates issued by certification bodiesaccredited by organizations other than membersof the IAF, or not accredited at all.ISO/CS is well aware that the certification bodieswhich contribute data are commercial rivals of eachother. For this reason, the data supplied is not connected in the survey to the certification body whichsupplied it. This rule is applied in order to avoid thedata being used by competitors as “ business intelligence ” about their rivals. The data is treated byISO/CS in strict confidence and requests to identifymarket share, or “ the top 10 certification bodies inthe world ”, are turned down.The responsiveness of certification bodies to requestsfor data varies. Not all submit data. Among thosewho do, the quantity and quality varies. In somecases, estimates have to be made. From time totime, mistakes or additional data come to lightand the figures are adjusted accordingly in subsequent surveys.In addition, the responsibility for collecting figureswithin different countries and organizations may betransferred and with it, the methods for calculatingtotals. As a result, country totals given in previoussurveys may be revised retrospectively and totalsmay, therefore, not always tally up from one survey to another.4 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006A number of joint assessment arrangements are inoperation by certification bodies. These are takeninto account when known, but a small degree ofdouble counting no doubt occurs. Again, whendouble counting becomes apparent, totals areadjusted.In view of these difficulties, the survey has neverpretended to academic rigour in its compilation, toscientific accuracy in its results, or to being exhaustive. The survey does not therefore attempt an indepth analysis of the results, and a degree of caution is advised in interpreting these.As pointed out above, the survey is carried out oncea year and ISO/CS does not maintain a database orrunning total which would allow it to meet requestsfor updates between publications of the survey.It should be noted too that the data supplied is ofthe numbers of certificates – the individual organizations which hold certificates are not identified.Therefore, ISO/CS cannot satisfy requests for listsof certified organizations in a particular country orbusiness sector.The survey is of the numbers of certificates, not thenumbers of sites covered by any one certificate.Although ISO/CS requests the suppliers of data todistinguish between single site and multiple sitecertificates, and include this information when available, not all suppliers provide such information.Enquiries about The ISO Survey should be addressed to :Ms. Gisela HelberlingISO Central SecretariatE-mail : helberling@iso.org
Up to the end of December 2006, at least 897 866ISO 9001:2000 certificates had been issued in 170countries and economies. The 2006 total represents an increase of 123 999( 16 %) over 2005, when the total was 773 867in 161 countries and economies. The 2006 total represents an increase of 730 742– 5,4 times higher than in 2002, the second yearfor which the survey recorded ISO 9001:2000 certifications, when the world total was 167 124 in133 countries and economies.ISO 9001:2000 principal resultsWorld resultsDec. 2002Dec. 2003Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006World total167 124497 919660 132773 867897 866World growth122 736330 795162 213113 735123 999133149154161170Number of countries/economiesWorldwide total ofISO 9001:2000 certificatesDecember 2002 to December 2006Annual growth ofISO 9001:2000 certificatesDecember 2002 to December 2006Top 10 countries forISO 9001:2000 certificatesChina : 162 259900 000350 000800 000Italy : 105 799700 000300 000600 000250 000Spain : 57 552200 000Germany : 46 458150 000USA : 44 883500 000Japan : 80 518400 000300 000India : 40 967100 000200 000100 00050 00000United Kingdom : 40 9098 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006Dec. 06Dec. 05Dec. 04Dec. 03Dec. 02Dec. 06Dec. 05Dec. 04Dec. 03France : 21 349Dec. 02Global picture – ISO 9001ISO 9001:2000, Quality management systemsNetherlands : 18 922
Global picture – ISO 14001ISO 14001:2004, Environmental management systemsUp to the end of December 2006, at least 129 199certificates had been issued in 140 countries andeconomies.The 2006 total represents an increase of 18 037( 16 %) over 2005, when the combined total was111 162 in 138 countries and economies.ISO 14001:2004 principal resultsDec. 2005Total of which14001:2004World resultsWorld total111 162World growth21 225Number of countries/economies138Worldwide total ofISO 14001:2004 certificatesDecember 2005 to December 2006Dec. 200656 593129 19918 037107140Annual growth ofISO 14001:2004 certificatesDecember 2005 to December 2006Japan : 22 59324 000140 00022 000120 000China : 18 84220 000Spain : 11 12518 000100 00016 000Italy : 9 82514 00080 00012 00060 000United Kingdom : 6 07010 000Korea, Rep. of : 5 8938 00040 0006 000USA : 5 5854 00020 000Germany : 5 415Dec. 060Dec. 05Dec. 06Dec. 052 0000Top 10 countries forISO 14001:2004 certificatesSweden : 4 411France : 3 047The ISO Survey of Certifications 20069
2004 was the first year for which the survey recordedISO/TS 16949:2002 certificates. Up to the end ofDecember 2006, at least 27 999 ISO/TS 16949:2002certificates had been issued in 78 countries andeconomies. The 2006 total represents an increase of10 952 ( 64 %) over 2005 when the total was 17 047certificates in 80 countries and economies.The figures for the total up to 2006 have beenprovided by IATF (International Automotive TaskForce).ISO/TS 16949:2002 principal resultsWorld resultsDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 200610 01917 04727 9997 02810 9528078World totalWorld growthNumber of countries/economies62Top 10 countries forISO/TS 16949:2002China : 4 758USA : 3 852Germany : 2 763Worldwide total ofISO/TS 16949:2002certificatesDecember 2004 toDecember 2006Annual growth ofISO/TS 16949:2002certificatesDecember 2004 toDecember 20068 00020 000Korea, Rep. of : 2 621India : 1 588France : 1 12710 00030 000Japan : 9396 000Italy : 9354 00010 000Spain : 8702 000010 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006Dec. 06Dec. 05Dec. 04Dec. 06Dec. 050Dec. 04Global picture – ISO 16949ISO/TS 16949:2002, Quality management systems –Particular requirements for the applicationof ISO 9001:2000 for automotive productionand relevant service part organizationsBrazil : 846
Global picture – ISO 13485ISO 13485:2003, Medical devices –Quality management systems –Requirements for regulatory purposes2004 was the first year for which the survey recordedISO 13485:2003 certificates. Up to the end of December 2006, at least 8 175 ISO 13485:2003 certificateshad been issued in 82 countries and economies.The 2006 total represents an increase of 3 110( 61 %) over 2005 when the total was 5 065 in 67countries and economies.ISO 13485:2003 principal resultsWorld resultsWorld totalDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 20062 4035 0658 1752 6623 1106782World growthNumber of countries/economies55Top 10 countries forISO 13485:2003 certificatesUSA : 2 113Germany : 699United Kingdom : 648Worldwide total ofISO 13485:2003certificatesDecember 2004 toDecember 2006Annual growth ofISO 13485:2003certificatesDecember 2004 toDecember 20063 00010 000France : 518Switzerland : 446Japan : 4382 5008 000Italy : 3762 0006 0001 5004 000Canada : 3061 0002 000Sweden : 2815000Dec. 06Dec. 05Dec. 04Dec. 06Dec. 05Dec. 040Israel : 244The ISO Survey of Certifications 200611
ISO/IEC 27001ISO/IEC 27001:2005 Information Technology,Security Techniques - Information securitymanagement systems - requirements2006 was the first year for which the survey recordedISO/IEC 27001:2005 certificates. Up to the end ofDecember 2006, at least 5 797 ISO/IEC 27001:2005certificates had been issued in 64 countries andeconomies.ISO/IEC 27001:2005 principal resultsWorld resultsDec. 2006World totalTop 10 countries forISO/IEC 27001:20055 797Japan : 3 790World growthNumber of countries/economies64United Kingdom : 486India : 369Italy : 175Taipei, Chinese : 159Germany : 95China : 75USA : 69Australia : 59Hungary : 5412 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006
ISO 9001ISO 9001:2000 certifications worldwideGrowth from end of 2002 to end of 2006Africa /WestAsiaAfrica/WestAsiaAfrica/West Asia Dec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2006Dec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. na12112Central AfricanRep.Côte d’IvoireEgypt49222754GabonPakistan1864646952 0132 212394135461 3261 reaEthiopiaNiger1Burkina FasoCameroonNamibia12 2478 36712 55824 66040 967164703 0003 0905 250Iraq3RwandaSaudi 89Sierra LeoneSouth Africa44012 3562 4863 1193 2152402482722520142238058516Sri LankaSyrian Arab Rep.TanzaniaTogoTunisia30119Israel4085 0197 2807 65710 ya1129158169183United eriaLibyan ,Islamic Rep. 11204745454078928199631 04057269121611172117214109129128Africa/West Asia4 46420 12431 44348 32771 438Share in percent2,674,044,766,247,96No. of countries/economies41475158612TotalThe ISO Survey of Certifications 200613
ISO 9001CentralandCentralSouthandAmericaSouth AmericaArgentinaISO 9001:2000 certifications worldwide (continued)Dec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 20067101 790Bahamas5 5567 9341111325BarbadosBelize4 14982Bermuda112111040881041981 5824 0126 1208 5339 01411923409241 1242 565Colombia7282 2224 1204 9266 271Costa Rica236310513618633218305363BoliviaBrazilCayman Islands(United Kingdom)ChileCuba121222229Ecuador82957140486El ntilles 29Saint Lucia4241Surinam1Puerto 3254786484720129943753514 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006Central and SouthAmerica3 4759 30317 01622 49829 382Share in percent2,081,872,582,913,27No. of countries/economies24302927301DominicaDominican Rep.TotalNorthAmerica *Dec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2006Canada *2 1258 4549 28612 50311 917Mexico *2651 4373 3912 8904 6364 58730 29437 28544 27044 883North America *6 97740 18549 96259 66361 436Share in percent4,178,077,577,716,84No. of countries/economies33333USA *Total* Data received from Quality Systems Update
ISO 9001ISO 9001:2000 certifications worldwide (continued)EuropeEuropeDec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2006EuropeAlbania1261128San Marino, Rep. ofAndorra311612SerbiaArmenia1162655341 8792 8093 2593 3683 806Serbia nia1 2853 1674 4714 8103 865847209350242Bulgaria2468421 6852 2203 097Croatia1945809661 2731 676Cyprus160314573530683Czech Rep.1 1252 56510 78112 74312 811Denmark4479351 0501 2191 840Estonia167261438489577Finland6431 8611 7841 9141 986France6 52915 07321 76921 70021 3493720245210 81123 59826 65439 81646 4581284755495401 6152 5723 2554 7534 4467 75010 20715 46415 008Iceland625284337Ireland4941 1321 6832 0552 22514 73364 12084 48598 028105 mBosnia andHerzegovinaGeorgiaGermanyGibraltar(United MontenegroNetherlandsDec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 20061818241 5511036961 2097681 1482 0082 0502 1953304651 8112 1142 1828 87231 83640 97247 44557 5528333 1074 6874 7445 7765 0608 30011 54912 41310 984747133154217Turkey9113 2485 00910 92912 350Ukraine1813089341 3751 8089 30145 46550 88445 61240 909SpainSwedenSwitzerlandThe FormerYugoslav Rep.of MacedoniaUnited KingdomTotalEurope76 572 242 455 320 748 377 196 415 169Share in percent45,8248,6948,5948,7446,24No. of countries/economies4547484849332 8039 9176 4029 16018 922Norway4051 1711 3681 4101 467Poland9143 2165 7539 7188 115Portugal9653 4174 7335 8205 851Romania7672 0525 1836 0979 426RussianFederation3149623 8164 8836 398The ISO Survey of Certifications 200615
ISO 9001ISO 9001:2000 certifications worldwide (continued)FarEastFar EastDec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2006Bhutan6Brunei Darussalam133646535255561040 99796 715132 926143 823162 2591 3382 6833 2523 4494 72910588083911 3162 9915 6767 6529 54922214193081 3183 1344 0684 78316 81338 75148 98953 77180 518Korea, DemocraticPeople’s Rep. of130637739391 208Korea, Republic of2 94210 64012 41614 03315 739CambodiaChinaHong Kong, ChinaMacau, ChinaTaipei, ChineseFijiIndonesiaJapanLao People’sDemocraticRepublic1Malaysia1 1193 0764 3375 6956 786Mongolia14710133691962583115111331 1081 4142 00722MyanmarNepal4Papua New GuineaPhilippines270456SamoaTotalFar East68 513 163 061 220 966 247 091 300 851Share in percent41,0032,7533,4731,9333,51No. of countries/economies1820212325Australia /NewZealandDec. 2002 Dec. 2003 Dec. 2004 Dec. 2005 Dec. 2006Australia7 02419 97517 36516 92217 440992 8162 6322 1702 150Total Australia/New Zealand7 12322 79119 99719 09219 590New ZealandTotalSingapore1 9533 3413 9646 2825 830Thailand9381 6752 6203 2313 91311Share in percent4,264,583,032,472,1811No. of countries/economies222222 4613 167TongaTuvalu11VanuatuVietnam3541 2371 598ISO 9001:2000 certificationsWorld resultsDec. 2002Dec. 2003Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006World total167 124497 919660 132773 867897 866World growth122 736330 795162 213113 735123 999133149154161170Number of countries/economies16 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006
ISO 14001ISO 14001:2004 certifications worldwideGrowth from end of 2005 to end of 2006Africa /West AsiaAfrica/WestAsiaDec. 2005Totalof which14001:2004Dec.2006Africa/West Asia3Seychelles21Algeria656Bahrain171318Sierra LeoneBangladesh202017South AfricaCentral AfricanRepublicSri Lanka287Egypt233543354379EthiopiaGhanaof which14001:20042Guinea11354018848534345228Syrian ArabRepublic531253Tanzania3Turkmenistan1Uganda8592 an121230Kenya111123Kuwait11811Lebanon667Libyan tan3424Tunisia1 69821Swaziland5India230305012United 26324TotalDec.2005Dec.2006Total Africa/West Asia3 993Share in percent3,59No. of countries/economies43Total 14001:20042 2934 83218Share in percent4,053,7488594277No. of countries/economies3145Palestine665Qatar3Saudi Arabia28112322 The ISO Survey of Certifications 200630Dec.20063Sudan87Congo, Republic ofCôte d’IvoireTotalSenegalAfghanistanBotswanaDec. 2005
ISO 14001Centraland SouthCentral andAmericaSouth AmericaISO 14001:2004 certifications worldwide (continued)Dec. 2005Totalof which14001:2004Dec.2006TotalDec.2005Total Central andSouth America3 411Share in olivia301830No. of countries/economies26Brazil2 0612 0612 447Total 14001:20042 9414 355Chile277205375Share in percent5,203,37Colombia27560296Costa Rica501855No. of uador45486212141050El 434783683Puerto Rico525Saint Lucia11PeruSurinameTrinidad & Tobago1714Uruguay522945Venezuela652751NorthAmerica *North America *Dec. 2005Dec.2006of which14001:2004TotalCanada *1 6361 679Mexico *422409USA *5 0615 585TotalDec.2005North America *7 119Share in percent6,40No. of countries/economies3Total 14001:2004Dec.20067 673Share in percent5,94No. of countries/economies3* Data received from Quality Systems UpdateThe ISO Survey of Certifications 200623
ISO 14001ISO 14001:2004 certifications worldwide (continued)EuropeEuropeAndorraDec. 2005Total1of which14001:20041ArmeniaAustriaDec. pain8 6208 62011 125Sweden3 6822 2474 411Switzerland1 5611 5612 064618Azerbaijan32Belarus8741122The FormerYugoslav Rep. ofMacedoniaBelgium659164521Turkey9184931 423Bosnia &Herzegovina341217Ukraine55637United Kingdom6 0553 1896 070Bulgaria49592Croatia13066181Cyprus6148592 122572 nland923557935France3 2891 1763 047Germany4 4404 4405 415Czech Republic18Gibraltar2(United Kingdom)Total Europe47 837Share in percent43,03No. of countries/economies43Total 14001:2004Dec.200630 642 56 907Greece254254259Hungary9939931 140Share in percent54,1444,059No. of countries/economies3946Iceland6Ireland2821512517 0803 1279 enegroNetherlands5311 1072541 Romania7523751 454Russian Federation18525223SerbiaSerbia andMontenegro84773024 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006
ISO 14001ISO 14001:2004 certifications worldwide (continued)Far EastFar EastDec. 2005Totalof which14001:2004Dec.2006TotalDec.200546 844Brunei Darussalam44Far EastCambodia12Share in percent42,1412 6831 385 18 84221ChinaHong Kong, ChinaMacau, ChinaTaipei, Chinese385385509No. of countries/economies151517Total 14001:20041 5561 5561 633252369FijiIndonesiaJapan143023 466 10 576 22 593Korea, DemocraticPeople’s Republicof975391Korea, Republic of4 9553 6925 893Malaysia694246593Myanmar33Nepal2Papua New 716Thailand1 120511 369Vanuatu5Vietnam1275518933,1541,24No. of countries/economies1518Dec. 2005Dec.2006Totalof which14001:20041 7781 7781 964New Zealand180180182TotalDec.2005Australia/New Zealand1 958Share in percent1,76No. of countries2Australia118 759 53 286Share in percentAustralia /NewZealandFarEast4Dec.2006Dec.2006Total 14001:20041 9582 146Share in percent3,461,66No. of countries/economies22ISO 14001:2004 certificationsWorld resultsDec. 2005Totalof which14001:2004World total111 16256 593World growth21 225Number of countries/economies138Dec. 2006129 19918 037107140The ISO Survey of Certifications 200625
ISO 16949ISO/TS 16949:2002 certifications worldwideGrowth from end of 2004 to end of 2006Africa /West AsiaAfrica/West AsiaCentral andSouth AmericaDec. 2004AfghanistanDec. 20051Botswana1Central African Rep.EgyptDec. 2006701Ghana31India2259541 th Africa3134192240Sri Lanka112Tunisia33053Uganda2United Arab Emirates3ZimbabweDec. 2005Dec. 2006Cuba1Dominican Republic21Ecuador16El Salvador14Dec. 200411Honduras111Peru12Puerto Rico21Uruguay3391426VenezuelaTotalCentral and South America3947341 270Share in percent3,934,314,5471411Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006No. of countries/economies31TotalNorthAmericaNorth America*Africa/West Asia4171 5682 573Share in 57583 6933 6933 852North America4 5174 5715 230Share in percent45,0826,8118,68333No. of countries/economiesUSATotalCentral andSouthCentral andAmericaSouth AmericaArgentinaBrazilDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 20068319130729948084679ChileColombia12751Costa Rica542No. of countries/economies(continued overleaf )The ISO Survey of Certifications 200631
ISO 16949EuropeEuropeTurkeyDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 20069826538448318476616EuropeDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006Austria77133158Belarus12Belgium74134125Bosnia and Herzegovina212TotalBulgaria249Europe3 2126 2908 943Croatia175Share in percent32,0636,9031,94307352431303637220Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 20064592 1514 758Hong Kong, China303012Taipei, 2 621Malaysia22116275Philippines14406722Czech Rep.DenmarkEstonia135Finland21832France898541 1271 0432 1152 77191297Portugal5453128Romania46115Russian Federation51642San Marino, Republic of2Serbia5Serbia and Sweden2170156Switzerland778810423SpainThe Former Yugoslav Rep.of Macedonia32 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006UkraineUnited KingdomNo. of countries/economiesFar EastFar EastChinaJapanKorea, Democratic People’sRep.Korea, Republic Far East1 3143 8349 854Share in percent13,1222,4935,19121312TotalNo. of countries/economies
ISO 16949Australia /NewZealandFar EastDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 200616349127212Australia/New Zealand16550129Share in percent1,650,290,46222AustraliaNew ZealandTotalNo. of countries/economiesISO/TS 16949:2002 certificationsWorld resultsWorld totalDec.2004Dec.2005Dec.200610 01917 04727 9997 02810 9528078World growthNo. of countries/economies62* Data received for the total up to 2006 from IATF (International Automotive Task Force)The ISO Survey of Certifications 200633
ISO 13485ISO 13485:2003 certifications worldwideGrowth from end of 2004 to end of 2006Africa /West AsiaAfrica/West AsiaDec. 2004Dec. 2005AfghanistanDec. 200625Algeria3Central African RepublicCentral andSouthCentral andAmericaSouth AmericaArgentinaDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 88Costa Rica14112Dominican Republic12107244Honduras111Peru79Puerto 4114138Saudi Arabia4Uruguay223411060,960,811,304910Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006Canada*57146306Mexico*2328257701 3102 1138501 4842 44435,3729,3029,903332South Africa3225Total12Central and South America24United Arab Emirates16252244032Swaziland104Trinidad and TobagoSeychellesSri Lanka5Share in percentNo. of countries/economiesTotalAfrica/West AsiaShare in percent982756694,085,438,187916No. of countries/economiesNorthAmerica *North America*USA*TotalNorth America *Share in percentNo. of countries/economies*Data received from Quality Systems Update36 The ISO Survey of Certifications 2006
EuropeDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. 2006Sweden6785281161367446122155EuropeDec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. osnia and Herzegovina7522Croatia11Cyprus22Czech land21Ireland1933846937613GreeceItalyLatviaUnited Kingdom2548973648Europe1 3082 8303 698Share in percent54,4355,8745,24283338Dec. 2004Dec. 2005Dec. iechtenstein2TotalNo. of countries/economiesFar EastFar EastChinaHong Kong, ChinaTaipei, ChineseMacau, ChinaIndonesiaJapanLithuania21Korea, Democratic PeoplesRep.Luxembourg23Korea, Republic Nepal
ISO 16949 Top 10 countries for ISO/TS 16949:2002 30 000 20 000 10 000 0 Dec. 04 Dec. 05 Dec. 06 Worldwide total of ISO/TS 16949:2002 certificates December 2004 to December 200
