Procedure for development, revision, and clarification of methodologies and methodological tools

11.10.2023 Methodology

REVISION HISTORY

Version	Released date	Document name
v.2.0	11.10.2023	CURRENT DOCUMENT - Procedure for development, revision, and clarification of methodologies and methodological tools
Rule Update	22.02.2024	- Methodology status update
V.1.0	22.10.2018	401_V1.0_SDGIQ_Methodology-approval-procedure.pdf
RULE UPDATE	22.10.2018	RU_2018-Impact-Quantification-methodology-approval-procedure.pdf

RELATED TEMPLATES / TOOLS

Document name	Version	Released date
Methodology concept note	1.0	6.02.2019

RULE UPDATES

Document name	Released date
Methodology status update	22.02.2024

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