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The 14 pages that link to International Committee for Weights and Measures, each with the reason it gives.

• International System of UnitsRelated: It develops and coordinates technical work underlying SI decisions.

• Measurement uncertaintyRelated: Its working groups helped develop the shared approach to uncertainty expression.

• MetrologyRelated: The CIPM coordinates the technical work that sustains the international measurement system.

• SecondRelated: It prepared the shift from astronomical definitions to an atomic second.

• JouleRelated: International standards keep joule measurements comparable across laboratories and countries.

• International Bureau of Weights and MeasuresRelated: It guides the BIPM and prepares technical decisions for member states.

• AmpereRelated: Its recommendations shaped the revised definition of the ampere.

• General Conference on Weights and MeasuresRelated: It prepares technical matters and recommendations for the Conference.

• Metre ConventionBroader topic: It supervises the bureau and prepares technical decisions for the conference.

• VoltRelated: It oversees decisions and recommendations concerning SI units such as the volt.

• Standard gravityRelated: International metrology bodies formalized standard gravity as a shared reference.

• Caesium standardRelated: Its 1967 conference adopted the caesium transition as the basis for the second.

• CandlepowerRelated: International metrology bodies formalized successors to candlepower.

• TonneRelated: Its recommendations help clarify which non-SI units, including the tonne, may accompany SI units.