The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/TC 12 on Cereals, pulses and derived products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 203 on Cereals, pulses and processed products and processes has developed this Draft African Standards in accordance with Principles and Procedures for the Harmonisation of African Standards and other Deliverables. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standards is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

ARSO/PC 02 on Cassava value chain products through its national mirror technical committee, UNBS TC 204 on Fruits, vegetables, tubers and processed products has developed this Draft African Standard (DARS) in accordance with the procedures for development of African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

The African Technical Committee on ARSO/TC23, Live Animals has developed the following Draft African standards in accordance with ARSO ASHAM principles and procedures of harmonization of African standards. The Draft Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation.

This document provides principles, framework and guidelines on how to enhance urban resilience to protect communities, people and organizations and improve residents' quality of life. It describes: a) how to build capacity to better manage change and disruptive events, minimizing the impacts on the residents, including the most disadvantaged and vulnerable persons; b) the benefits of urban resilience; c) how to organize, assess, plan, implement and continually improve urban resilience. This document is applicable to all urban contexts, governance structures and stakeholders for all identified levels of risk. It is intended to be used by all organizations that have accountability for resilience of services in urban communities.

This document provides guidelines for developing and maintaining business continuity plans and procedures. It is applicable to all organizations regardless of type, size and nature, whether in the private, public, or not-for-profit sectors, that wish to develop effective business continuity plans and procedures in a consistent manner.

This document defines the conditions necessary for the interoperable deployment of visible digital seals (VDSs). It describes the structure, possible forms of representation, production process and verification process applicable to VDSs, for any type of document or object to which they relate. This document does not establish requirements for users that issue and verify documents or for users that implement and deploy VDSs. This document does not apply to detailed response formatting functions (RFFs). These requirements and functions are defined by the trust service operator (TSO) and generally cover functionalities such as the security levels of certificates and governance rules to be applied to document issuers and trust service providers (TSPs) intervening in the VDS ecosystem. This document does not apply to the governance related to the operation of the VDS scheme. It is not intended to replace the specifications from Agence Nationale des Titres Sécurisés (ANTS), Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) documents.

This document establishes a framework for identification and authentication systems. It provides recommendations and best practice that include: — management and verification of identifiers; — physical representation of identifiers; — participants’ due diligence; — vetting of all participants within the system; — relationship between the unique identifier (UID) and possible authentication elements related to it; — questions that deal with the identification of the inspector and any authorized access to privileged information about the object; — inspector access history (logs). The model described in this document is intended to determine the common functions of different systems. This document describes processes, functions and functional units of a generic model. It does not specify any specific technical solutions. Object identification systems can incorporate other functions and features such as supply chain traceability, quality traceability, marketing activities and others, but these aspects are out of scope of this document. NOTE This document does not refer to industry-specific requirements such as GS1 Global Trade Item Number (GTIN).

This document gives guidance on hosting and organizing citywide or regional events.It provides principles applicable to any host and organizer of citywide or regional events. This document will help hosts and organizers to plan and execute a safe, secure and sustainable event by: — introducing a process for cooperation between the host and organizer; — identifying and involving relevant interested parties; — identifying the economic, environmental and societal impact caused by the event; — establishing necessary measures to manage risks introduced by or affecting the event; — establishing necessary measures to deliver the event; — providing critical services to the public and to the event; — providing interested parties and the public with information; — providing future hosts and organizers of similar events with lessons identified; — introducing an event legacy plan consistent with the long-term objectives for the city or region. This document is general and strategic and does not include detailed descriptions or how to plan and execute specific tasks.

This document establishes a framework for a trustworthy environment for information processing and communication that protects integrity along the supply chain of physical and related electronic documents, products, software and services life cycle to mitigate product fraud and counterfeit goods, by using object identification techniques. This document gives guidelines to establish a framework for ensuring trust, interoperability and interoperation via secure and reliable electronically signed encoded data set (ESEDS) schemes for multi-actor applications which are even applicable in multi-sector environment. This document does not interfere with existing traceability and identification and authentication systems but is able to support interoperations between them by introducing an ESEDS scheme.

This document provides guidelines for establishing and enforcing respective measures for brand protection. It supports the development of a brand protection strategy and describes a brand protection framework for the development, production, and distribution of products and documents. Applying these guidelines throughout the product lifecycle can facilitate interaction between individuals and organizations involved in brand protection activities and can make brand protection procedures more effective and efficient. This document is intended to support the brand owner’s business resilience, brand reputation, and brand value, by protecting products, documents, and associated services from counterfeiting and other infringements.

This document gives guidelines for an organization to implement and maintain a formal and documented business impact analysis (BIA) process appropriate to its needs. It does not prescribe a uniform process for performing a BIA. This document is applicable to all organizations regardless of type, size and nature, whether in the private, public or not-for-profit sectors. The guidance can be adapted to the needs, objectives, resources and constraints of the organization.

4.1 Add the following sentence at the end of the subclause: The organization shall determine whether climate change is a relevant issue. 4.2.1 Add the following note at the end of the subclause: NOTE Relevant interested parties can have requirements related to climate change.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/ TC109, Pipes, Fittings and Valves is in the process of adopting ISO Standards as Uganda Standards. The Titles and Scopes are now being circulated to the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/ TC109, Pipes, Fittings and Valves is in the process of adopting ISO Standards as Uganda Standards. The Titles and Scopes are now being Circulated to the public for comments on their suitability for implementation.

The East African Technical Committee, EASC/TC 078, Healthcare and medical devices has developed the following Draft East African Standard; DEAS 1252-3: 2024, Spatial application mosquito repellent — Specification — Part 3: Candles. The Draft East African Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on this draft. You may send comments to the Manager Standards department for the attention of Ms. Lydia Nayiga (email: lydia.nayiga@unbs.go.ug, Tel No: +256 779073981) by 9 th May 2025.

The East African Technical Committee, EASC/TC 078, Healthcare and medical devices has developed the following Draft East African Standard; DEAS 1252-2: 2024,Spatial application mosquito repellent — Specification — Part 2: Spray (aerosol dispensers). The Draft East African Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on this draft. You may send comments to the Manager Standards department for the attention of Ms. Lydia Nayiga (email: lydia.nayiga@unbs.go.ug, Tel No: +256 779073981) by 9 th May 2025.

The East African Technical Committee, EASC/TC 078, Healthcare and medical devices has developed the following Draft East African Standard; DEAS 1252-1: 2024, Spatial application mosquito repellent — Specification — Part 1: Coils. The Draft East African Standard is now being presented to the general public to provide comments on its suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on this draft. You may send comments to the Manager Standards department for the attention of Ms. Lydia Nayiga (email: lydia.nayiga@unbs.go.ug, Tel No: +256 779073981) by 9 th May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1832:2024, Horse feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1834:2024, Pig feed premixes — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1831:2024, Rabbit feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1829:2024, Cat feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1835:2024, Dog feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1833:2024, Pig feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1837:2024, Poultry feeds premix— Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1836, 2024 - Poultry feed - Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1839:2024, Prosopis meal for compounding animal feeds — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1827:2024 Compounded cattle feed - Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize FDARS 2139: 2024 – Code of practice on good animal feeding

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1828: 2024, Animal feeds — Code of practice for production, processing, storage, transport, and distribution

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC403, Tourism, leisure and Hospitality has developed the draft standards in the different Tourism sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 12 May 2025.

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1120, Compounded fish feed — Specification — Part 1: Tilapia and catfish

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1841:2024, Silage — specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize DARS 1830:2024 – Goats and Sheep feed — Specification

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through UNBS TC 210 on Animal feed and feeding stuffs participated in the ARSO/TC 17, animal feeds and feeding stuffs to harmonize 1) DARS 1838:2024, Fish meal as animal feed — Specification

The EASC/TC 010 on Food hygiene and safety management and its national mirror technical committee, UNBS/TC 208 on Food labelling and hygiene have developed this Draft East African Standards (DEAS) as indicated below in accordance with the procedures for development of East African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation

The EASC/TC 010 on Food hygiene and safety management and its national mirror technical committee, UNBS/TC 208 on Food labelling and hygiene have developed this Draft East African Standards (DEAS) as indicated below in accordance with the procedures for development of East African Standards. This Draft African standard is now being circulated to stakeholders and the public for comments on its suitability for implementation

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC411, Halal Integrity is in the process of adopting OIC/SMIIC Standards in the different Halal sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the Draft Uganda Standards are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 29 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC411, Halal Integrity is in the process of adopting OIC/SMIIC Standards in the different Halal sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the Draft Uganda Standards are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 29 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC411, Halal Integrity is in the process of adopting OIC/SMIIC Standards in the different Halal sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the Draft Uganda Standards are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 29 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC411, Halal Integrity is in the process of adopting OIC/SMIIC Standards in the different Halal sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the Draft Uganda Standards are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 29 May 2025

Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) through the Technical Committee UNBS/TC411, Halal Integrity is in the process of adopting OIC/SMIIC Standards in the different Halal sub-sectors. The Titles and Scopes of the Draft Uganda Standards are attached in the list. The Draft Uganda Standards are now being presented to the public to provide comments on their suitability for implementation. The Committee invites you to send comments on these drafts. You may send comments to Mr Isihaka Hanghuja (Email: isihaka.hanghuja@unbs.go.ug or Tel: +256701402669) by 29 May 2025

This Uganda Standard specifies general requirements for HIV and AIDS management systems (HAMS). It is applicable to any organization that wishes to establish, implement, maintain and improve an HIV and AIDS management system. It also does not include clinical requirement or specific treatment for employees affected by HIV and AIDS.

This Uganda Standard covers the development of operational plans for specific hazards identified in the risk assessment process as a high priority hazard. The standard covers planning requirements for three of the most frequently recurring hazards in Uganda namely floods and dam failure; hurricanes and storm winds; and dangerous goods incidents.

This part of US 701 covers the development of some of the more common core functions that are required for an all-risk emergency operation system, which includes the following functions: command; communications; warning; emergency public information; evacuation; mass care; and resources management. This standard does not cover certain essential functions, such as law enforcement, fire-fighting and the functions of other emergency services for which provisions have been made in legislation.

This part of US 701 covers the uniform international terminology to be used in written plans and in the various phases of disaster management and the implementation of a disaster management system at local government level. The standard also covers the risk assessment and needs analysis procedures required for planning.

This African Standard establishes Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) for sustainable cotton production and handling during cultivation and post harvesting with regards to the concept of sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s)

This African Standard covers all aspects and requirements of production, processing, manufacture and consumption for both domestic and commercial leather and footwear with regard to the respective concepts of the Sustainable Development Goals.

This African Standard covers African fibre crops and animals from the farm to manufacturing of the fibre products. It may extend to retail markets. The scope of this standards extends to cover all aspects and requirements of fashion and garments chain of custody in Africa with respect to the concepts of Sustainable Development Goals.

This African Standard specifies requirements with guidance for use in sustainable textile production and consumption for both domestic and commercial use with the respective Sustainable Development Goals.

This African standard specifies the sustainability requirements of tourism’s accommodation facilities, sets the minimum criteria and indicators for operators and apply an eco-label in the tourism sector value chain in order to obtain good quality services.that meet the SDGs.

This African Standard specifies the principles of classification of different types of tourism destinations types, set minimum requirements (criteria) and indicators for operators in the tourism sector value chain. It complies with the general requirements of sustainability and the specifications, compliance requirements and support of implementation of the three pillars of sustainable development and agenda. It covers all aspects and requirements of tourism with regard to the respective concepts of the UN Sustainable Development Goals

This African Standard specifies the sustainability principles, minimum requirements (criteria) and indicators for an operator applying for eco-label in the tourism sector.

This document provides general principles and criteria for sustainability standards. It is based on the concept of sustainable development as it applies to the life cycle of products, processes or services.

This document contains terms and definitions used in Sustainability, Eco-labeling and Resilient standards.

This Draft Uganda standard covers the minimum requirements needed when setting up a treatment and rehabilitation center in regards to the environment, space and structural layout, equipment, human resource and administrative management

This Draft Uganda standards aim to provide evidence-based standardized service delivery approach that assures effective and quality care across the private and public sector.

This Draft Uganda standard covers the minimum requirements needed when setting up an outpatient center in regards to the infrastructural setting, human resource, outpatient levels of care, clients rights and responsibilities and administrative services.

This Draft Uganda standard covers the minimum requirements needed when planning and conducting a community outreach, prevention and early intervention programmes in regards to the procedures used in the treatment, environment, equipment and administrative management.

1.1 This Draft Uganda Standard provides minimum training standards for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Ambulance Operators including legal aspects, operator qualifications and testing, history of EMS vehicle operations, vehicle types/equipment safety, physical forces, mechanics, pre-run, operations, post run, and special circumstances. 1.2 This guide promotes the safe and efficient delivery of the ambulance, equipment, crew, passengers and patients, during all phases of the delivery of EMS involving the ambulance; at all times exercising the highest degree of care for the safety of the public. This guide may be applied to the driving of other EMS vehicles that do not necessarily provide patient transportation. 1.3 This standard shall be used as the basis for all programs relevant to the training of the emergency medical services operators. 1.4 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.

This East African Standard establishes the minimum requirements for performance, design, testing, operation and equipping of emergency medical services (EMS) water ambulances used for out-of-hospital medical care and patient transport. It contains requirements for the patient’s compartment. This standard covers the requirements for approval and registration and this is the responsibility of the relevant authority/authorities in the country where the ambulance is to be registered. Requirements are specified for categories of road ambulances based in increasing order of the level of treatment that can be carried out. The standard is applicable to water ambulances capable of referring at least one person on a stretcher.

This Draft Uganda Standard establishes the minimum requirements for performance, design, testing, operation and equipping of emergency medical services (EMS) air ambulances used for out-of-hospital medical care and patient transport. It does not cover the requirements for approval and registration this is the responsibility of the relevant authority/authorities in the country where the ambulance is to be registered. Requirements are specified for categories of air ambulances based on patient care capability. The standard is applicable to ground ambulances capable of referring at least one person on a stretcher.