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The development and revision of OECD standards is evidence-based and consensus-building, going through a bottom-up approach which results in high quality standards and strong commitment to the implementation of the resulting instrument, even if it is not legally binding.

public governance (e.g. the Recommendation on Open Government and the Recommendation on Public Integrity) and on social policies (e.g. the Recommendation on Ageing and Employment and the Recommendation on Health Data Governance

he OECD has a number of characteristics which have contributed to this capacity to effectively foster agreement on standards

the OECD has continued to broker consensus on innovative solutions to emerging global challenge