Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report
From 15 May to 2 June 2000 COWI conducted a mission to the three Caucasian republics of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, spending about one week in each country. The mission established an initial overview of trade facilitation issues and conducted...
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okr-10986-146462021-04-23T14:03:17Z Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report World Bank TRADE FACILITATION CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION BORDER INTEGRATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL TRADE REGIONAL COOPERATION COMPUTERIZED IINFORMATION RETRIEVAL ACCOUNTING AUTOMATION MICRO-CREDIT PROGRAMS TRANSPORT FACILITATION INSTITUTION BUILDING COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK AIR CARGO AIRLINES AUDITS BILLS OF LADING CERTAIN EXTENT CIF COMMODITIES CONSIGNMENT CONTRABAND COST CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS FACILITIES EMBARGO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS EXPORT CREDIT EXPORTS EXTERNALITY FREE TRADE FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS GATT GDP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HANDLING IMPORTS INSURANCE INSURANCE & FREIGHT INTERNATIONAL TRADE LIFTING LORRIES MANIFESTS OIL PORTS SAVINGS SHIPPING TAX CODES TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRANSIT WAREHOUSES WORLD TRADE WTO From 15 May to 2 June 2000 COWI conducted a mission to the three Caucasian republics of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, spending about one week in each country. The mission established an initial overview of trade facilitation issues and conducted an outline Trade Facilitation Audit for the region. The purpose of the mission was to prepare for possible progress towards the re-opening of borders in the region, in the event that a peace agreement is reached in Nagorno-Karabakh. This chapter commences by summarizing some of the most interesting facts, relating to the movement of a generic consignment in the Caucasus region, which emerged from the discussions with stakeholders during the mission. Section 1.2 addresses what can be considered the key issue of the study; namely, whether, in the event of peace, the region would realize the maximum potential benefit, given the current institutional and operational context. A subsidiary issue is whether all the constituent countries in the region would benefit, or whether some would suffer some initial dis-benefits. The final section of this chapter provides a summary of the key regional and national recommendations, which have been identified to try and ensure that the potential benefits of any settlement are not dissipated in the current institutional and operational mire. A more detailed breakdown of the provisional recommendations, by component and sub-component, together with an estimate of the required inputs, is provided in Appendix B. 2013-07-29T20:23:35Z 2013-07-29T20:23:35Z 2003-10 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/10/2637737/trade-facilitation-caucasus-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14646 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Institutional and Governance Review (IGR) Economic & Sector Work Europe and Central Asia |
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TRADE FACILITATION CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION BORDER INTEGRATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL TRADE REGIONAL COOPERATION COMPUTERIZED IINFORMATION RETRIEVAL ACCOUNTING AUTOMATION MICRO-CREDIT PROGRAMS TRANSPORT FACILITATION INSTITUTION BUILDING COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK AIR CARGO AIRLINES AUDITS BILLS OF LADING CERTAIN EXTENT CIF COMMODITIES CONSIGNMENT CONTRABAND COST CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS FACILITIES EMBARGO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS EXPORT CREDIT EXPORTS EXTERNALITY FREE TRADE FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS GATT GDP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HANDLING IMPORTS INSURANCE INSURANCE & FREIGHT INTERNATIONAL TRADE LIFTING LORRIES MANIFESTS OIL PORTS SAVINGS SHIPPING TAX CODES TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRANSIT WAREHOUSES WORLD TRADE WTO |
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TRADE FACILITATION CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION BORDER INTEGRATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE REGIONAL TRADE REGIONAL COOPERATION COMPUTERIZED IINFORMATION RETRIEVAL ACCOUNTING AUTOMATION MICRO-CREDIT PROGRAMS TRANSPORT FACILITATION INSTITUTION BUILDING COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK AIR CARGO AIRLINES AUDITS BILLS OF LADING CERTAIN EXTENT CIF COMMODITIES CONSIGNMENT CONTRABAND COST CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS FACILITIES EMBARGO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS EXPORT CREDIT EXPORTS EXTERNALITY FREE TRADE FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS GATT GDP GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HANDLING IMPORTS INSURANCE INSURANCE & FREIGHT INTERNATIONAL TRADE LIFTING LORRIES MANIFESTS OIL PORTS SAVINGS SHIPPING TAX CODES TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRADE DEVELOPMENT TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRANSIT WAREHOUSES WORLD TRADE WTO World Bank Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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From 15 May to 2 June 2000 COWI
conducted a mission to the three Caucasian republics of
Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, spending about one week in
each country. The mission established an initial overview of
trade facilitation issues and conducted an outline Trade
Facilitation Audit for the region. The purpose of the
mission was to prepare for possible progress towards the
re-opening of borders in the region, in the event that a
peace agreement is reached in Nagorno-Karabakh. This chapter
commences by summarizing some of the most interesting facts,
relating to the movement of a generic consignment in the
Caucasus region, which emerged from the discussions with
stakeholders during the mission. Section 1.2 addresses what
can be considered the key issue of the study; namely,
whether, in the event of peace, the region would realize the
maximum potential benefit, given the current institutional
and operational context. A subsidiary issue is whether all
the constituent countries in the region would benefit, or
whether some would suffer some initial dis-benefits. The
final section of this chapter provides a summary of the key
regional and national recommendations, which have been
identified to try and ensure that the potential benefits of
any settlement are not dissipated in the current
institutional and operational mire. A more detailed
breakdown of the provisional recommendations, by component
and sub-component, together with an estimate of the required
inputs, is provided in Appendix B. |
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Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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Trade Facilitation in the Caucasus : Final Report |
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trade facilitation in the caucasus : final report |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/10/2637737/trade-facilitation-caucasus-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14646 |
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