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ASYCUDA marks 30 years of helping customs agencies boost revenue
10 Jul 2019
Report shows how UNCTAD's automated customs software has helped over 100 countries collect more customs duties, speed up trade and become more open for business.
Kazakhstan rolls out a single window to boost trade
17 Apr 2019
The Central Asian nation has put in place with UNCTAD’s help an online one-stop-shop that will save importers and exporters time and money.
Smoothing the way for humanitarian aid: the UN’s life-saving ASYREC partnership
1 Mar 2018
How can we avoid customs red-tape when people are in deep need of help after a major crisis?
Solomon Islands customs agency collects record SBD$1 billion
1 Mar 2018
Three years after installing UNCTAD’s automated customs management system, the South Pacific island nation has collected more than $126 million in annual import taxes.
Remote Pacific islands need trade to survive, celebrate 15 years of automated customs
20 Dec 2016
Meeting with other customs officials in a UN meeting room on a frosty European winter's day, Ben Malas is a long way from his home in Vanuatu, a tropical archipelago of 83 Pacific Ocean islands strung out across an area the size of France.
UNCTAD eyes an agricultural future for successful customs automation
16 Sep 2016
Trade in agricultural commodities is the next frontier for UNCTAD's ASYCUDA program, which reduces bureaucracy, corruption, and trade delays in as many as 93 developing countries by automating customs procedures.
UNCTAD and WTO launch partnership on Integrated Trade Database
28 Jan 2015
UNCTAD Secretary-General and the WTO Director General agreed to provide joint assistance to the WTO members in fulfilling their notification requirements for the WTO Integrated Database.
CITES Secretariat and UNCTAD join forces to assist customs authorities to regulate trade in wildlife
16 Jul 2014
UNCTAD and CITES signed a Memorandum of Understanding to help countries regulate cross-border trade in animals and plants.
Technical cooperation projects for Palestine proceeding well, to be strengthened
8 Aug 2012
Palestinian Ministers and senior officials have expressed appreciation for UNCTAD's role in supporting the development of the Palestinian economy through its technical cooperation projects that aim at building capacities and helping to overcome the persistent challenges.
UNCTAD's ASYCUDA proving a vital tool for modernizing Palestinian Customs procedures
2 Aug 2012
The state-of-the-art Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA), developed and implemented by UNCTAD, is playing a key role in Palestinian attainment of international Customs standards and in addressing the Palestinian Authority’s determination to facilitate trade.
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