Assess how effectively your organisation manages risks affecting employees and volunteers travelling internationally. Speak to GSA Global about an ISO 31030-aligned assessment or complete our travel risk management self-assessment.
No, ISO 31030 is not a legal requirement, but it can help an NGOs demonstrate that it has taken a structured and proportionate approach to protecting its travellers.
ISO 31030 provides international guidance for organisations managing risks associated with work-related travel. NGOs can use the standard to review their governance, policies, risk assessments, traveller preparation, communication and emergency response arrangements.
Business travel is becoming increasingly unpredictable. From geopolitical instability and cyber threats to extreme weather and travel disruption, organisations need intelligence-led travel risk management to protect their people, strengthen duty of care and respond effectively when circumstances change.
GSA hosts quarterly forums for travel risk managers in EMEA and America to discuss key issues in a confidential, peer-led environment.
Following Bob Quick’s discussion on the Independent Travel Podcast, GSA explores why hotels and serviced accommodation providers need clear procedures, trained staff, effective access controls and independent assurance to protect guests and support travel risk management.