ISO 14001:2026: Key Changes, Transition and Impacts

The release of ISO 14001:2026 marks a significant evolution in environmental management standards, and organizations need to move quickly to stay aligned.

This webinar delivers a clear, practical breakdown of what has changed and what it means for your organization. You will gain insight into updated requirements, including expanded focus on environmental conditions and emerging priorities such as climate change, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. The session also covers key clarifications and alignment with the latest ISO management system framework.

Built for certified organizations, EMS professionals, and auditors, this session goes beyond theory. It outlines the real-world implications for your existing systems, auditing practices, and transition planning so you can act with confidence.

By the end of this webinar, you will know exactly what to review, what to update, and how to begin a smooth transition from ISO 14001:2015 to the 2026 standard.

What you will walk away with:

• A concise overview of the most critical updates in ISO 14001:2026
• Clear guidance on how the changes impact your EMS and audit approach
• Practical next steps to support transition planning and compliance
• Confidence to align your organization with evolving environmental expectations

Speaker

Dr. Yogendra Chaudhry (Yogi)
Vice President, Professional Services & ESG, ECO Canada

Dr. Yogendra Chaudhry is a recognized leader in environmental management, ESG, and international standards. With decades of experience across Canada and globally, he has worked with governments, industry, academic institutions, Indigenous partners, and certification bodies to strengthen environmental performance and professional standards.

A long-standing contributor to ISO 14001 since its early development, Yogi brings both strategic perspective and hands-on expertise. He has led complex national and international initiatives and supported organizations in implementing and auditing environmental management systems. His approach bridges technical standards with real-world application, helping organizations translate evolving requirements into actionable results.