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NCPC Sri Lanka becomes the Leading Greenhouse Gas Verification Body
Daily FT
|October 23, 2025
At the heart of Sri Lanka’s climate accountability efforts stands the National Cleaner Production Centre, Sri Lanka (NCPCSL)—the country’s leading Greenhouse Gas (GHG) verification body.
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As a trusted, third-party verifier, NCPC ensures organizations’ GHG inventories are accurately assessed in accordance with ISO 14064-3:2019 standards.
NCPC leads as a GHG verification body in few aspects. NCPC has highly competent individuals as in-house verifiers. The organizational competencies in the fields of energy, water, chemical and environment management further enhances its industry leadership.
The Centre’s credibility is further strengthened through its formal accreditation by the Sri Lanka Accreditation Board (SLAB) under ISO 17029:2019 and ISO 14065:2020, and recognition under the International Accreditation Forum’s Multilateral Recognition Arrangement (IAF-MLA). This international recognition authorizes NCPC to carry out independent verification of GHG emissions, ensuring that Sri Lankan organizations’ climate disclosures meet global standards.
From manufacturing and plantations to healthcare, hospitality, and transportation, NCPC has successfully verified leading organizations across diverse sectors. By ensuring that emissions data is accurate, consistent, and transparent, NCPC helps businesses build stakeholder trust, avoid greenwashing, and align with global climate goals such as the Paris Agreement.
Beyond organizational-level verifications, NCPC offers comprehensive validation and verification services across multiple domains:
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