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Economy Statistics > Certified ISO companies (per capita) (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Netherlands: 4.51027 per 1 million people 
# 2   Denmark: 3.86598 per 1 million people 
# 3   Finland: 1.91461 per 1 million people 
# 4   Austria: 1.34392 per 1 million people 
# 5   United Kingdom: 1.00925 per 1 million people 
# 6   Ireland: 0.747012 per 1 million people 
# 7   Norway: 0.653168 per 1 million people 
# 8   Germany: 0.424598 per 1 million people 
# 9   Sweden: 0.222173 per 1 million people 
# 10   Australia: 0.049776 per 1 million people 
# 11   France: 0.0494592 per 1 million people 
# 12   Turkey: 0.0430657 per 1 million people 
# 13   Japan: 0.031393 per 1 million people 
# 14   Argentina: 0.0252921 per 1 million people 
# 15   Brazil: 0.0107462 per 1 million people 
# 16   United States: 0.00338142 per 1 million people 
# 17   India: 0.0009257 per 1 million people 
Weighted average: 0.9 per 1 million people  



DEFINITION: Number of certified ISO 14000 companies Per capita figures expressed per 1 million population.

SOURCE: International Standards Organization (ISO), The ISO Survey of ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 certificates

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