Please read this first to understand how to locate the right contact information for your needs ...

WSSN is not an organization. WSSN is a collaborative initiative to link, directly or indirectly, the independent Web sites of the various international, regional and national standardizing bodies throughout the world into a coherent network, to facilitate finding information on standards and related activities.  

To support the decentralized structure and operation of WSSN, automated tools are used to the maximum possible. There is no central WSSN enquiry service in operation, and it is therefore important that users address enquiries directly to the relevant organization.

It is important to note that no guarantee of response can be given for information enquiries submitted via the WSSN site feedback page.

Guidelines for addressing your enquiries to the best information source

• To obtain further information about any particular topic featured or mentioned on a specific Web site:
  
  Address questions directly to the Web site concerned. The WSSN structured index – Contact information can assist you in locating the appropriate address.

• To obtain information on standards, standardization or related activities, which is not related to any specific site:
  
  Address questions to the national ISO member in your country. Link to the site of the appropriate member from the listing of national WSSN members or via the WSSN structured index - Contact information.
  
  Should your country not be listed among national WSSN members, it may simply mean that the ISO member does not have a Web site. Check the ISONET Directory and/or the country listing of all ISO members on the ISO Online Web site.
  
  Should your country not appear in the ISO Online listing, go to the contact page of the ISO/IEC Information Centre site.

• To give comments and suggestions or to report technical problems
  Contact us through the feedback page

Please remember that WSSN feedback channels are automated. Any information enquiries received will inevitably incur delay and cannot be guaranteed a response.