DAC Project on Trade Facilitation
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- Short description
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This project is primarily being undertaken in light of the important positive impact trade facilitation can have on development and poverty reduction. Developing countries can indeed benefit from introducing trade facilitation measures, as such measures can help reduce costs due to border delays, enhance government revenue, improve governance and attract foreign direct investments. The DAC activity in the area of trade facilitation is also timely in light of the increasing assistance delivered so far to support trade facilitation procedures (see http://tcbdb.wto.org) and the numerous technical assistance and capacity building commitments included in the WTO “July Package”. Delivering on such commitments will be crucial for the successful completion of the Doha Development Agenda.
- Type
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Cooperation
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TTF analysis
- URL
- http://www.oecd.org/dac/trade/facilitation
- Topics
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A Business Prospective on Capacity Building for Trade Facilitation
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Economic Development and Trade Facilitation
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Measuring the economic impact of trade facilitation
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Other Trade Facilitation Aspects
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Trade facilitation, income distribution and poverty reduction
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Trade Policies and Non-Tariff Barriers
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TTF promotion
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WTO Trade Facilitation Negotiations
- Goals
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- Scope and activities
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The project will deliver two distinct outputs:
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(1) A review of past technical assistance and capacity building efforts of bilateral donors and multilateral agencies in the area of trade facilitation (in Phase 1) – to be completed by December 2005; and
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(2) A good practices paper for strengthening trade facilitation capacities in developing countries (in Phase 2) – to be completed by mid-2006.
- How to join
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For details, view the project home page at http://www.oecd.org/dac/trade/facilitation
- Geographic coverage
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Regions:
Countries:
Global:
Yes
- Fully online
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No
- Selected Activity
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Yes
Last modified on Jun 08, 2010 11:49:19 by Kremena Gocheva - World Bank