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The Joint Research Centre in collaboration with the European standardizationbodies CEN and CENELEC launched a scoping exercise on standardization needs inresponse to COVID-19 and future pandemics. The purpose of the exercise was toidentify ongoing harmonization initiatives, as was well as furtherstandardization needs in relevant sectors such as artisanal reusable facemasks, medical face masks, and social distancing in closed public or commercialspaces. An overview of already ongoing standardization activities relevant toCOVID-19 in Spain and Italy illustrate, although fragmented and partiallycomplete, the importance of standardization in key sectors for combattingpandemics, such as in health, social, safety and security. This report informscolleagues in European institutions and Member States about the crucial rolestandardization plays in the common efforts to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.Examples include potential inputs to the drafting of guidelines, methods and orinteroperability standards. Finally, the report also provides practicalexamples of agile standardization activities and deliverables that have thepotential to enable the EU to respond more effectively and multilaterally tofuture crises. With this report we aim to raise awareness about theopportunities that standardization and harmonization can bring in the contextof the COVID-19 pandemic.

Standardisation needs for COVID-19. Scoping exercise on potential  standards gaps carried out among JRC scientists. Putting Science into  Standards (PSIS)