National Accreditation Bodies

National Accreditation Bodies (NABs) are organizations that ensure institutions and organizations meet specific quality standards in their services or products. They assess and approve various entities, like universities or laboratories, based on established criteria, providing accreditation—a formal recognition that signifies quality and reliability. This process helps build trust among consumers and stakeholders by ensuring that accredited institutions operate effectively and uphold certain standards. Essentially, NABs act as a quality assurance mechanism, helping to promote accountability and excellence across various sectors.