Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem
Border clearance processes are among the most problematic links in the global supply chain and frequently undermine national competitiveness by increasing the cost of exports and reducing reliability of supply. As a result, securing meaningful refo...
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okr-10986-100442021-04-23T14:02:48Z Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem McLinden, Gerard AUTOMATION CAPABILITIES COMMERCE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMPETITIVENESS CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES CUSTOMS DECLARATIONS CUSTOMS MODERNIZATION CUSTOMS OFFICIALS DATA ELEMENTS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING WORLD DISPUTE RESOLUTION DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS ENABLING ENVIRONMENT EXPORTS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GENERAL PUBLIC GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN GOVERNMENT ENTITIES HARMONIZATION HUMAN RESOURCE ICT ID INFORMATION PORTAL INFORMATION SHARING INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL TRADE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY MAKERS PREPARATORY WORK PROCUREMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY RESULT RESULTS SILO SUPERVISION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE AREA TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRADE FLOWS TRADE INFORMATION TRADE LOGISTICS TRADE RULES TRADE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION TRANSIT USER WEB WEB SITE WORLD TRADE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION Border clearance processes are among the most problematic links in the global supply chain and frequently undermine national competitiveness by increasing the cost of exports and reducing reliability of supply. As a result, securing meaningful reform of border management procedures has become an important issue for the development community. However, it remains an area where little effective guidance is available to reformers and development professionals. A recent publication released by the International Trade Department of the World Bank was developed in response to this need. The Border Management Modernization Handbook (World Bank 2011) outlines a new and more comprehensive reform and modernization agenda based on the concept of collaborative border management (CBM). The CBM concept shifts the focus beyond the traditional customs-specific trade facilitation agenda to a new and more comprehensive 'whole-of-government' approach to reform that relies less on institution-specific reform and more on a wider trade supply chain focused approach designed to tackle the major barriers traders face when navigating the frequently complex and opaque regulatory requirements that governments impose on international trade. 2012-08-13T10:15:05Z 2012-08-13T10:15:05Z 2012-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/04/16207770/collaborative-border-management-new-approach-old-problem http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10044 English Economic Premise; No. 78 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research |
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AUTOMATION CAPABILITIES COMMERCE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMPETITIVENESS CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES CUSTOMS DECLARATIONS CUSTOMS MODERNIZATION CUSTOMS OFFICIALS DATA ELEMENTS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING WORLD DISPUTE RESOLUTION DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS ENABLING ENVIRONMENT EXPORTS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GENERAL PUBLIC GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN GOVERNMENT ENTITIES HARMONIZATION HUMAN RESOURCE ICT ID INFORMATION PORTAL INFORMATION SHARING INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL TRADE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY MAKERS PREPARATORY WORK PROCUREMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY RESULT RESULTS SILO SUPERVISION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE AREA TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRADE FLOWS TRADE INFORMATION TRADE LOGISTICS TRADE RULES TRADE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION TRANSIT USER WEB WEB SITE WORLD TRADE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION |
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AUTOMATION CAPABILITIES COMMERCE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMPETITIVENESS CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES CUSTOMS DECLARATIONS CUSTOMS MODERNIZATION CUSTOMS OFFICIALS DATA ELEMENTS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING WORLD DISPUTE RESOLUTION DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS ENABLING ENVIRONMENT EXPORTS FINANCIAL RESOURCES GENERAL PUBLIC GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN GOVERNMENT ENTITIES HARMONIZATION HUMAN RESOURCE ICT ID INFORMATION PORTAL INFORMATION SHARING INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL TRADE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY MAKERS PREPARATORY WORK PROCUREMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS RELIABILITY RESULT RESULTS SILO SUPERVISION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE AREA TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRADE FLOWS TRADE INFORMATION TRADE LOGISTICS TRADE RULES TRADE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION TRANSIT USER WEB WEB SITE WORLD TRADE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION McLinden, Gerard Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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Economic Premise; No. 78 |
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Border clearance processes are among the
most problematic links in the global supply chain and
frequently undermine national competitiveness by increasing
the cost of exports and reducing reliability of supply. As a
result, securing meaningful reform of border management
procedures has become an important issue for the development
community. However, it remains an area where little
effective guidance is available to reformers and development
professionals. A recent publication released by the
International Trade Department of the World Bank was
developed in response to this need. The Border Management
Modernization Handbook (World Bank 2011) outlines a new and
more comprehensive reform and modernization agenda based on
the concept of collaborative border management (CBM). The
CBM concept shifts the focus beyond the traditional
customs-specific trade facilitation agenda to a new and more
comprehensive 'whole-of-government' approach to
reform that relies less on institution-specific reform and
more on a wider trade supply chain focused approach designed
to tackle the major barriers traders face when navigating
the frequently complex and opaque regulatory requirements
that governments impose on international trade. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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McLinden, Gerard |
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McLinden, Gerard |
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McLinden, Gerard |
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Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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Collaborative Border Management : A New Approach to an Old Problem |
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collaborative border management : a new approach to an old problem |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/04/16207770/collaborative-border-management-new-approach-old-problem http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10044 |
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