Create an international standard for sustainable IT.

The International Committee for Digital Sustainability Certification (ICDSC) develops, ensures, and refines a common framework for evaluating and advancing responsible digital initiatives within organizations. 

Why does this project exist ? 

The growth of digital technology is having a profound impact on organizations, the environment, and social dynamics. 
 

Carbon footprint, resource use, social impacts, governance, artificial intelligence: the challenges are numerous and constantly evolving. In the face of these transformations, organizations need a clear, structured, and recognized framework to act with rigor. 

Environmental Challenges 

IT has a significant impact on energy, carbon emissions, water, biodiversity, raw materials, and more. Structured action is urgently needed. 

Strategic Necessity 

Digital moderation is becoming a driver of resilience and competitiveness for organizations. 

The ICDSC’s NR Certification Standard 

The ICDSC’s core standard offers a comprehensive methodology for assessing the maturity level of organizations and IT departments in responsible digital practices. 

The reference label for a comprehensive approach to Sustainable IT. 

  • Who is it for ?
    All businesses, IT departments and organisations wishing to structure their approach to sustainable IT. 
  • Objective :
    To structure, implement and promote the social and environmental commitments of the information system. 
  • Criteria :
    Assessment of practices, external audit, improvement plan. 

The reference label for a comprehensive approach to Responsible Digital Technology. 

  • Who is it for ?
    All companies, IT departments and organisations wishing to structure their sustainable digital approach. 
  • Objective :
    To structure, implement and promote the social and environmental commitments of the information system. 
  • Criteria :
    Assessment of practices, external audit, improvement plan. 

The standard is designed to support all types of organisations in their sustainable digital transition. 

  • Private companies
  • Public institutions and local authorities 
  • Charities and international organisations