International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

Objective: To prepare and publish worldwide standards for all electrical, electronic, and associated technologies. It is the foremost organisation in the world for this purpose. These are referred to as “electrotechnology” as a whole.
Type: It is an international, non-profit membership organisation that unites 173 nations and organises the efforts of 20,000 experts worldwide.
Administrative: Geneva, Switzerland
It is a membership organisation that is not for profit.
Its supreme governance entity, the Standardization Management Board (SMB), is in charge of all technical policy issues.
There are 170 member nations in it.
It contributes to achieving all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals;
It played a key role in the development of various units of measurement, including the gauss, hertz, and weber;
It also first proposed the Giorgi System, a set of standards that later evolved into the SI system.