While it may seem like every topic under the sun has its own designated day – from World Pasta Day to Squirrel Appreciation Day – it’s amazing that there are any days left over for topics of genuine importance. Luckily, there are and 9 June 2025 is one of them – World Accreditation Day!

What is World Accreditation Day?

This month, people around the world can soak up the certificatory goodness of World Accreditation Day on 9 June. While this may seem to be a tad niche for those outside the industry, it’s undoubtedly more beneficial than something like World Hat Day!

Regardless of its specialist slant, for those in the business of supply chains or procurement activities, it’s undoubtedly a day of notable significance and a chance to spread the word of the importance of accreditation.

A global initiative, World Accreditation Day is backed by Accreditation bodies from all over the world and set to be quite the fixture, promoting the value of accreditation, accredited conformity assessment and standards.

What to Expect from World Accreditation Day

National events are set to take place across the world in celebration of World Accreditation Day, with seminars and workshops taking place in key cities internationally.

Increased press and media coverage are also expected, helping to spread the word of how accreditation can not only help support businesses, government and regulators, but also how it can help shape the world for the better.

The Theme of World Accreditation Day 2025

The theme of this year's WAD is Accreditation: Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises. The focus will be on how SMEs are essential to the global economy, driving innovation, creating jobs and supporting local communities. Accreditation can help SMEs enhance quality, safety and access international markets. 

Take Part in World Accreditation Day

With World Accreditation Day right around the corner, why not use the global celebration as a motivator to get your business on the right track? In fact, why not get it on the fast-track with ISO Accelerator?

You can sign up to ISO Accelerator online and get accredited certification that’s both quick and cost-effective. Our online process is supported and accredited by the USAS, using up-to-date communication methods that can save you both time and money.

Why wait for accredited certification? Take part in the World Accreditation Day festivities and do your business a real service by signing up for ISO Accelerator today!

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