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Roadmap for building a national trade information portal

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Geneva United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 2022Description: 51pISBN:
  • 978-92-1-001316-1
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: UNCTAD’s approach is centred on the principles that the information has to be presented form the users’ point of view and that traders should always have access to step-by-step guides to navigate trade-related procedures. This methodology has proven effective in facilitating trade, namely by helping governments simplify their rules and procedures and comply with the various provisions of the TFA. As a result, this report sets out the importance of placing the user at the centre as the primary customer and how a Trade Information Portal (TIP) TIP system should be structured to ensure that the needed information is packaged, delivered, and received in a manner that is always easy to follow. The guidance set out in the report reaffirms that a central repository for trade information is the most effective way of complying with Article 1 of the TFA, and that step-by-step guides to procedures are key to ensuring transparency and make trade-related procedures more efficient.
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UNCTAD’s approach is centred on the principles that the information has to be presented form the users’ point of view and that traders should always have access to step-by-step guides to navigate trade-related procedures. This methodology has proven effective in facilitating trade, namely by helping governments simplify their rules and procedures and comply with the various provisions of the TFA. As a result, this report sets out the importance of placing the user at the centre as the primary customer and how a Trade Information Portal (TIP) TIP system should be structured to ensure that the needed information is packaged, delivered, and received in a manner that is always easy to follow. The guidance set out in the report reaffirms that a central repository for trade information is the most effective way of complying with Article 1 of the TFA, and that step-by-step guides to procedures are key to ensuring transparency and make trade-related procedures more efficient.

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