Global Accreditation Cooperation
institution
One body will soon decide which qualifications count worldwide, and its name was left unprotected until too late.
Who they are
GLOBAC, a new international accreditation organisation formed by merging ILAC and IAF[1][2].
What they do
The single entity that decides which certifications are valid globally, determining who is qualified to participate in professional and commercial life worldwide.
How it works
In January 2026, GLOBAC will merge the world's accreditation organisations into one body. Its accredited verifiers determine whether emissions data is valid under the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM). The name 'GLOBAC' was not protected in time, according to dakks.de.
Why it matters
It shows how one body will determine who is qualified to participate in professional and commercial life worldwide.
The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "In January 2026, a new body called GLOBAC will merge the world’s accreditation organisations, creating a single entity that decides which certifications are valid globally — meaning one body will determine who is qualified to participate in professional and commercial life worldwide." Cross-sourced to dakks.de, iasonline.org — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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