ISO 14064: every control, and what you already have

150 controls 186 frameworks share controls with it International (ISO/TC 207/SC 7); adopted as EN ISO 14064, CSA ISO 14064, JIS Q 14064, AS ISO 14064 and others verified against its source document

Every control below is one this framework asks for. The right hand column counts how many other frameworks in our corpus carry the same control, which is the difference between doing this work once and doing it again for the next standard.

ISO 14064 Greenhouse Gas Accounting Evidence & Implementation Kit

150 controls is the documentation set somebody has to write. This is that set, already written: an adopt-ready artifact for every control in policy and procedure text you edit rather than draft, and the evidence checklist an auditor asks for against each.

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

If you run	Shared controls
IEC 60601-1	5	measure it →
ITU Radio Regulations and Space Security Standards	4	measure it →
Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi)	4	measure it →
SASB Standards	4	measure it →
ISO 19011	3	measure it →
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)	3	measure it →
BREEAM	3	measure it →
ISO 26000:2010	3	measure it →
NIST AI 600-1: Generative AI Profile	3	measure it →
OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct (2023 Update)	3	measure it →
21 CFR Part 211	2	measure it →
AICPA Privacy Management Framework (PMF)	2	measure it →

Every control

Code	Control	Also in
`14064-1.10`	Information Management and Data Quality	0
`14064-1.4`	Organisational Boundaries	0
`14064-1.5`	Reporting Boundaries and Categories	0
`14064-1.6`	Quantification of GHG Emissions and Removals	0
`14064-1.7`	Base Year and Recalculation	0
`14064-1.8`	Uncertainty Assessment	0
`14064-1.9`	GHG Inventory Reporting	0
`14064-2.4`	GHG Project Description	0
`14064-2.5`	Baseline Quantification	0
`14064-2.6`	Monitoring of GHG Project Emissions	0
`14064-2.7`	Project Reporting	0
`14064-2.8`	Permanence and Reversal Risk	0
`14064-3.10`	Competence and Independence of V/V Body	0
`14064-3.11`	Records and Confidentiality	0
`14064-3.4`	Validation and Verification Principles	0
`14064-3.5`	Level of Assurance and Materiality	0
`14064-3.6`	Validation/Verification Planning	0
`14064-3.7`	Site Visits and Evidence Gathering	0
`14064-3.8`	Evaluation Against Criteria	0
`14064-3.9`	Validation/Verification Statement	0
`ISO-14064-1-10`	Organization's role in verification activities	0
`ISO-14064-1-4`	Principles	1
`ISO-14064-1-5.1`	Organizational boundaries	135
`ISO-14064-1-5.2`	Reporting boundaries	0
`ISO-14064-1-5.3`	Quantification of GHG emissions and removals	1
`ISO-14064-1-5.4`	Categorization of indirect GHG emissions	42
`ISO-14064-1-6`	GHG inventory component assessment	0
`ISO-14064-1-7`	GHG inventory management	0
`ISO-14064-1-8`	Quality management of the GHG inventory	36
`ISO-14064-1-9`	GHG reporting	1
`ISO-14064-2-5`	GHG project requirements	0
`ISO-14064-2-5.2`	Identification of SSRs and GHG sources/sinks	1
`ISO-14064-2-5.4`	Baseline scenario selection	0
`ISO-14064-2-5.6`	Quantification of GHG emission reductions or removal enhancements	0
`ISO-14064-2-6`	Monitoring	10
`ISO-14064-2-7`	GHG project reporting	0
`ISO-14064-3-10`	Validation/verification statement	0
`ISO-14064-3-5`	Selecting the validator/verifier	9
`ISO-14064-3-6`	Validation/verification planning	0
`ISO-14064-3-7`	Validation/verification approach	0
`ISO-14064-3-8`	Assessing GHG data and information	8
`ISO-14064-3-9`	Evaluating GHG assertions	8
`1:10`	10 Organization's role in verification activities	0
`1:4`	4 Principles	0
`1:5`	5 GHG inventory boundaries	0
`1:5.1`	5.1 Organizational boundaries	0
`1:5.2`	5.2 Reporting boundaries	0
`1:5.2.1`	5.2.1 Establishing reporting boundaries	0
`1:5.2.2`	5.2.2 Direct GHG emissions and removals	0
`1:5.2.3`	5.2.3 Indirect GHG emissions	0
`1:5.2.4`	5.2.4 GHG inventory categories	0
`1:6`	6 Quantification of GHG emissions and removals	0
`1:6.1`	6.1 Identification of GHG sources and sinks	0
`1:6.2`	6.2 Selection of quantification approach	0
`1:6.2.1`	6.2.1 Selection of quantification approach: general	0
`1:6.2.2`	6.2.2 Data selection and collection	0
`1:6.2.3`	6.2.3 Selection or development of GHG quantification model	0
`1:6.3`	6.3 Calculation of GHG emissions and removals	0
`1:6.4`	6.4 Base-year GHG inventory	0
`1:6.4.1`	6.4.1 Selection and establishment of base year	0
`1:6.4.2`	6.4.2 Review of base-year GHG inventory	0
`1:7`	7 Mitigation activities	0
`1:7.1`	7.1 GHG emission reduction and removal enhancement initiatives	0
`1:7.2`	7.2 GHG emission reduction or removal enhancement projects	0
`1:7.3`	7.3 GHG emission reduction or removal enhancement targets	0
`1:8`	8 GHG inventory quality management	0
`1:8.1`	8.1 GHG information management	0
`1:8.2`	8.2 Document retention and record keeping	0
`1:8.3`	8.3 Assessing uncertainty	0
`1:9`	9 GHG reporting	0
`1:9.1`	9.1 GHG reporting: general	0
`1:9.2`	9.2 Planning the GHG report	0
`1:9.3`	9.3 GHG report content	0
`1:9.3.1`	9.3.1 GHG report: required information	0
`1:9.3.2`	9.3.2 GHG report: recommended information	0
`1:9.3.3`	9.3.3 Optional information and associated requirements	0
`1:D`	D Treatment of biogenic GHG emissions and CO2 removals	0
`1:E`	E Annex E (normative): Treatment of electricity	0
`1:E.2`	E.2 Treatment of imported electricity	0
`1:E.3`	E.3 Treatment of exported electricity	0
`2:4`	4 Principles	0
`2:6`	6 Requirements for GHG projects	0
`2:6.1`	6.1 General requirements	0
`2:6.10`	6.10 Monitoring the GHG project	0
`2:6.11`	6.11 Documenting the GHG project	0
`2:6.12`	6.12 Verification and/or validation of the GHG project	0
`2:6.13`	6.13 Reporting the GHG project	0
`2:6.2`	6.2 Describing the project	0
`2:6.3`	6.3 Identifying GHG SSRs relevant to the project	0
`2:6.4`	6.4 Determining the GHG baseline	0
`2:6.5`	6.5 Identifying GHG SSRs relevant to the baseline scenario	0
`2:6.6`	6.6 Selecting GHG SSRs for monitoring or estimating emissions and removals	0
`2:6.7`	6.7 Quantifying GHG emissions and removals	0
`2:6.8`	6.8 Quantifying GHG emission reductions and removal enhancements	0
`2:6.9`	6.9 Managing data quality	0
`3:10`	10 Facts discovered after the verification or validation	0
`3:4`	4 Principles	0
`3:5`	5 Requirements applicable to verification and validation	0
`3:5.1`	5.1 Pre-engagement activities	0
`3:5.1.1`	5.1.1 Pre-engagement: general	0
`3:5.1.2`	5.1.2 Type of engagement	0
`3:5.1.3`	5.1.3 Level of assurance in the case of verification	0
`3:5.1.4`	5.1.4 Objectives	0
`3:5.1.5`	5.1.5 Criteria	0
`3:5.1.6`	5.1.6 Scope	0
`3:5.1.7`	5.1.7 Materiality thresholds	0
`3:5.2`	5.2 Verification or validation team selection	0
`3:5.3`	5.3 Verification and validation activities and techniques	0
`3:5.4`	5.4 Specific requirements	0
`3:5.4.1`	5.4.1 Verifier and validator communication	0
`3:5.4.2`	5.4.2 Sufficiency of evidence	0
`3:5.4.3`	5.4.3 Intentional misstatement	0
`3:5.4.4`	5.4.4 Documented information	0
`3:5.4.5`	5.4.5 Process for completing a verification or validation	0
`3:6`	6 Verification	0
`3:6.1`	6.1 Verification planning	0
`3:6.1.1`	6.1.1 Verification strategic analysis	0
`3:6.1.2`	6.1.2 Verification risk assessment	0
`3:6.1.3`	6.1.3 Verification evidence-gathering activities	0
`3:6.1.4`	6.1.4 Site visits	0
`3:6.1.5`	6.1.5 Verification plan	0
`3:6.1.6`	6.1.6 Evidence-gathering plan	0
`3:6.1.7`	6.1.7 Approval of verification and evidence-gathering plans	0
`3:6.2`	6.2 Verification execution	0
`3:6.3`	6.3 Verification completion	0
`3:6.3.1`	6.3.1 Evaluation of the GHG statement	0
`3:6.3.2`	6.3.2 Conclusion and draft opinion	0
`3:6.3.3`	6.3.3 Verification report	0
`3:7`	7 Validation	0
`3:7.1`	7.1 Validation planning	0
`3:7.1.1`	7.1.1 Validation strategic analysis	0
`3:7.1.2`	7.1.2 Validation materiality thresholds	0
`3:7.1.3`	7.1.3 Validation estimate testing	0
`3:7.1.4`	7.1.4 Assessment of GHG-related activity characteristics	0
`3:7.1.5`	7.1.5 Validation plan	0
`3:7.1.6`	7.1.6 Validation evidence-gathering plan	0
`3:7.1.7`	7.1.7 Approval and amendment of validation plans	0
`3:7.2`	7.2 Validation execution	0
`3:7.3`	7.3 Validation completion and opinion	0
`3:8`	8 Independent review	0
`3:9`	9 Issuance of opinion	0
`3:A`	A Limited level of assurance verifications	0
`PART-1`	ISO 14064-1:2018	0
`PART-1-INTRO`	ISO 14064-1:2018: scope, terms and informative annexes	0
`PART-2`	ISO 14064-2:2019	0
`PART-2-INTRO`	ISO 14064-2:2019: scope, terms, the project cycle and Annex A	0
`PART-3`	ISO 14064-3:2019	0
`PART-3-INTRO`	ISO 14064-3:2019: scope, terms and informative Annexes B to D	0
`SERIES`	ISO 14064: the series, its parts and what is held	0
`STATUS`	Editions and status of the series	0

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What an auditor will ask you to produce

The artefacts named on the failure modes this framework speaks to.

list of controls in scope with the basis for inclusion
reference to the system security and privacy plans
record of controls excluded and why
evidence scope matches the purpose of the assessment
Documented ABMS scope
Subsidiary inclusion list

How programmes fail on this

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exclusions undocumented named by 5 frameworks

What this page is

A control-level reference for ISO 14064, drawn from our framework corpus. Control codes and titles are references to the standard, not reproductions of it. The overlap counts and the auditor artefacts are our own work and are the part you will not find elsewhere.

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