You need to clarify whether by different types you mean PMBOK, ISO, IEEE, etc., different approaches like the many types of agile vs. traditional, or subjects such as risk management and EVM. Saving Changes...
Mr. Baig, it is not so clear as can seem for us, from the outside of your daily routine with the specific project you are involved but, as you commented on different types of standards in PM, I'm just believing that you are looking for practices developed outside those developed by the PMI, is it correct? If it is the case, you need to search for different institutions developing the PM approach, like PRINCE, maybe. Hope you can answer well your task. Saving Changes...
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In line with @Kiron´s comments above is good to know what you are refering to with standards. Usually standard is something to use as a point of reference to evaluate things mainly in the context of quality. Then, you can create your own standard to support your current process and strategy or you can take them from some which are created into different organizations that worked on that. In the case of project management you have a lot starting with the PMI (Project Management Institute). But, one interesting thing, is some of this organizations do not specify a format. Then, here is where I go to @Keith comment above and just in case you need a format then IEEE standards could be the answer. Saving Changes...
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