The surveillance audit was successfully completed on 23 August 2013 at AIBD. The conclusion was that AIBD’s management system was in line with the requirements of the standard. The Institute has demonstrated the ability to maintain the system to systematically achieve the requirements for its services to AIBD’s members and partners within the scope of its policy and objectives during the period under review in 2012 and 2013.
The surveillance audit was successfully completed on 23 August 2013 at AIBD. The conclusion was that AIBD’s management system was in line with the requirements of the standard. The Institute has demonstrated the ability to maintain the system to systematically achieve the requirements for its services to AIBD’s members and partners within the scope of its policy and objectives during the period under review in 2012 and 2013.
The objectives of the audit were:
- To confirm that the management system of AIBD conforms with the requirements of the audit standard,
- To confirm that AIBD has effectively implemented the planned management system during the period under review,
- To confirm that the management system of AIBD is capable of achieving the Institute’s policy objectives.
In order to assess the AIBD’s management system the surveillance audit focussed on the core activities of the Institute in training, consultancy, publication, content production, conference and workshop organisation.
The certification body in Malaysia was SGS Sdn. Bhd. Systems & Services Certification affiliated to International Standards Accreditation Services (ISAS). The lead external auditor Mr Eddie Fuad who conducted a process-based audit focusing on significant aspects of risks, objectives as required by the standard. The quality management team at the Institute was led by Mrs Manil Cooray, Deputy Director / Quality Manager, AIBD.
The audit methods used were interviews, observation of activities and review of documentation and records maintained.
The procedure authors from the programme, IT and administration departments responsible for maintaining various processes of the procedures were audited individually during the course of the day. These procedures were related to risk management, corporate social responsibility, stakeholders' satisfaction, analysis of data and objectives from consolidated report, monitoring of process products, objectives, internal audit, continuous improvement action, program planning & production including project management ranging from new content for program development, AIBD Awards , resource persons’ data collection, maintenance and facilities of IT and maintaining safety and security of the Institute from the perspective of AIBD’s Management and Quality Management systems.
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Initially the Institute was awarded the ISO 9001 certificate in July 2009. In August 2012, the certification was renewed in conforming to ISO 9001: 2008 and ISAS BCP 9001: 2010. This certificate is valid for three years until October 2015 and remains valid subject to satisfactory yearly surveillance audits.
AIBD Successfully Completes Yet Another Annual Surveillance Audit
The surveillance audit was successfully completed on 23 August 2013 at AIBD. The conclusion was that AIBD’s management system was in line with the requirements of the standard. The Institute has demonstrated the ability to maintain the system to systematically achieve the requirements for its services to AIBD’s members and partners within the scope of its policy and objectives during the period under review in 2012 and 2013.
International Conference on Broadcasting Development in Myanmar
As Myanmar transitions to democracy, the country is opening up more opportunities in many spheres of endeavor that will bring about dynamic changes in the country. The media industry welcomes this openness, tracking a new direction towards freedom and responsibility, and engaging more with its audiences.
‘Donation of Broadcasting Equipment Program’ Promoted by RAPA and AIBD
The Korea Radio Promotion Association (RAPA), in cooperation with AIBD, is promoting their ‘Donation of Broadcasting Equipment Program’ to provide developing countries with broadcast equipment. This international cooperative programme offers analogue and digital broadcast equipment to beneficiary countries, a part of South Korea’s ODA (Official Development Assistance) project.
Kazakhstan Republican TV and Radio Joins the AIBD Family
The Kazakhstan Republican Television and Radio Corporation, the state-owned media company who has a proud history and inherits the best traditions of the Kazakh television and radio journalism, has become AIBD’s affiliate member.
International Conference on Broadcasting Development in Myanmar
As Myanmar transitions to democracy, the country is opening up more opportunities in many spheres of endeavor that will bring about dynamic changes in the country. The media industry welcomes this openness, tracking a new direction towards freedom and responsibility, and engaging more with its audiences.
9th ASEF Journalist’ Colloquium – Apply Now
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) is organising the 9th ASEF Journalists’ Colloquium, to be held in New Delhi, India from 9-11 November 2013. ASEF is pleased to invite interested journalists from ASEM countries to apply for participation. To apply, more information can be found at: http://bit.ly/10MHles.
SATV Becomes AIBD Affiliate Member
SATV (South Asian Television), Bangladesh’s first ever television channel using high definition and 3rd generation technologies, has become AIBD's affiliate member. It aims to become the leading television channel of the country through quality production and objective journalism.
MDC Joins the AIBD Family
The Media Development Center (MDC) of Birzeit University, Palestine has become an AIBD affiliate member. The affiliate membership of MDC would further strengthen AIBD’s cooperation among broadcasting/media organizations and higher learning institutions in Palestine.
Regulation in the Area of Ethics
Mr. Li Peichun, Deputy Director, English Service, China Radio International (CRI), China says a co-regulation mechanism that governs the media industry has worked in China despite some gaps. He spoke during the plenary session on ‘Dealing with Ethics: Are Existing Models Effective?’ at the Asia Media Summit 2013.
ITU Regional Meetings Lay Groundwork for WTDC in 2014
Broadcasting and telecommunication experts from across the Asia-Pacific met in Cambodia from 29 April to 2 May 2013 to prepare for next year’s World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC-14).






