Rapport
Publisert:
Customs Capacity Building for WCO Members 2012-2015
Skrevet av
Fenella Carpena
Tidligere ansatt
Roman Vakulchuk
Seniorforsker, Leder for forskningsgruppen for klima og energi
Red.
Sammendrag:
International trade offers a wealth of opportunities for low-income countries to reduce poverty and achieve growth in today’s global economic landscape. In such an environment, customs administrations play a critical role not only in border security, combatting illicit transactions, and collecting revenue, but also in facilitating cross-border trade. For many poor countries, however, maintaining a modern and capable customs office remains a difficult endeavour. As a result, many multilateral organisations have responded with providing external financial assistance and technical support to build capacity within customs offices in the developing world. This report provides an end-review of the project “Customs Capacity Building for WCO Members 2012–2015,” funded by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) and implemented by the World Customs Organization (WCO). This project aimed not only to develop the knowledge and skills of customs officers, but likewise to assist the customs administration in applying modern management and customs practices. Beneficiaries of this project consisted of customs offices in the following seven countries: Liberia, Rwanda,
- Published year: 2018
- Full version: http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2505757
- Publisher: Norsk Utenrikspolitisk Institutt
- Page count: 110
- Language: Engelsk
- Booklet: 1
Skrevet av
Fenella Carpena
Tidligere ansatt
Roman Vakulchuk
Seniorforsker, Leder for forskningsgruppen for klima og energi