Border Procedures & Trade Facilitation
View ResourceA Road Toward Paperless Trade: Senegal’s Experience
This is a trade facilitation implementation guide that studied Senegalese Single Window (ORBUS).
View ResourceSingle Window for Trade Facilitation: Regional Best Practices and Future Development
The case studies and survey results in this study can be used to derive recommendations for single window implementers in developing countries.
View ResourcePortNet in Morocco
This Smart Lesson describes the steps PORTNET took to forge a strategic alliance between public and private stakeholders in Morocco to achieve a common, mutually beneficial aim: streamline Morocco’s foreign trade procedures and improve its business climate.
View ResourceSingapore’s National Single Window for trade declaration.
This is the website of TradeNet, a Singapore’s National Single Window for trade declaration.
View ResourceSingle Window Planning and Implementation Guide
The Single Window Planning and Implementation Guide contains managerial guidelines for policy managers, policymakers and those who are tasked to plan and manage the information technology-enabled Single Window development projects for simplifying cross-border trade procedures and document requirements within developing economies and transition economies.
View ResourceWCO National Committees on Trade Facilitation
The purpose of this document is to share relevant information on WCO Members’ experience and their roles in the National Committees on Trade Facilitation (NCTFs) for the implementation of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA).
View ResourceBuilding Single Window Environment (SWE) Resource Material
This is a website by WCO that gathers resources on building Single Window Environment.
View ResourceEnhancing Growth and Development through Trade Facilitation and Border Security
This is a document by WCO to develop a new strategic perspective and policies that will shape the role of Customs in the 21st Century.
View ResourceIntegrated Services for MSMEs in International Trade (ISMIT): Opening the Global Economy to MSMEs
This paper goes through the different challenges that MSMEs can face in international trade. It then establishes the principles of platforms called “Integrated Services for MSMEs in International Trade (ISMIT)”, the benefits they can provide and their basic structure.
View ResourceUN/CEFACT to help smaller businesses access international trade through new digital platforms
The United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT), hosted by UNECE, has put forward a project to help MSMEs access the international trading market.
View ResourceRecommendation and Guidelines Establishing A Single Window
This document by UNECE provides useful additional information on country's experience with the establishment of a Single Window.
View ResourceUnderstanding the Single Window Environment
This document contains an overview of the different approaches to building a cross-border regulatory Single Window environment, and the practical insights with which these approaches provide senior management.