2025服贸会｜聚焦可持续 新评价体系试点成果发布

Core Insights - The importance of sustainable development is increasing as companies shift their focus from "cost" to "value" [1] - The 2025 Forum on Qualified Assessment Services for Trade Facilitation was held during the China International Fair for Trade in Services, focusing on the role of qualified assessment in sustainable development and innovation [1][3] Group 1: Forum Overview - The Qualified Assessment Services Forum has been held five times since its inception in 2021, serving as a platform for showcasing development achievements and exploring innovative cooperation in the field of qualified assessment [3] - The China Certification and Accreditation Association's Sustainable Development Evaluation Professional Committee was established during the forum, along with the release of pilot results for the EcoVESS [3][7] Group 2: Industry Challenges and Opportunities - The global supply chain is undergoing significant restructuring, with a focus on green and low-carbon transitions and digital technology innovations reshaping competitive dynamics [4] - Qualified assessment is now viewed as a "must-answer question" for future competitiveness and governance capabilities, rather than an optional choice [4][5] Group 3: Supply Chain Sustainability - Companies are increasingly recognizing the value of supply chain sustainability, but face challenges such as insufficient standard system coordination and inadequate adaptability to diverse scenarios [6] - The establishment of the Sustainable Development Evaluation Professional Committee aims to create an authoritative organization focused on policy research, standard development, industry enhancement, talent cultivation, and international exchange [6][7] Group 4: Technological Innovations - New information technologies like AI, big data, and blockchain are reshaping the technical systems and service models of qualified assessment, necessitating innovation in this field [8] - The forum emphasized the need for open cooperation and the enhancement of international discourse power in green transitions, alongside improving the professionalism and credibility of qualified assessments [8]