ISO 37001
ISO 37001
//Anti-bribery Management System
ISO 37001
About
About
Certification by AXIA CERT
Bribery within organizations is one of the most damaging phenomena, which can undermine the integrity of a
business. Most countries around the world have national anti-bribery laws and regulations, and the
implementation of ISO 37001 demonstrates business compliance with the law. ISO 37001 is applied by and to
organizations in the public and private sectors and NGOs, regardless of their type, size and activity.
A company that complies with the requirements of the standard can obtain an ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery
Management System Certificate after a successful assessment by the independent Certification Body AXIA
CERT. The Anti-Bribery Management System can be integrated with other management systems of the
organization, such as ISO 9001, ISO 22301 etc.
The implementation and certification with the international standard ISO 37001, offers:
– Elimination of bribes through the implementation of appropriate practices
– Avoidance of financial losses
– Transparency of the organization’s activities
– Increased efficiency of business processes
– Establishment of an ethical business policy against bribery
– Building trust between business and customers
– Increase the recognition and credibility of organizations.
The Anti-Bribery Management System is an internationally recognized standard that provides guidance for
establishing, implementing and maintaining a credible anti-bribery management system within an
organization's operations. The adoption of an anti-bribery policy allows businesses to address corrupt
practices and delegate responsibilities to trained staff with expertise with the aim of eliminating the
phenomenon.
Some key elements of the standard include personnel training on the anti-bribery policy, implementing
controls on the organization’s personnel to ensure that the anti-bribery policy is adopted, and implementing
appropriate measures to control financial or commercial transactions and supplies (gifts, donations, etc.) to
reduce the risk of bribery.