Russian Federation Customs Development Project : Measurable Progress

Russian Federation Customs Development Project : Measurable Progress

The Russian Federation Customs Development Project (CDP), launched in 2003, has been helping reform and modernizes the country's federal customs service. Reforms under the CDP have resulted in improved performance: both customs clearance times...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Johns, Kimberly, Kristensen, Jens Kromann, McLinden, Gerard
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
AMPLE OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
BUSINESS PROCESSES
CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
CUSTOMS CODE
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
CUSTOMS OPERATIONS
CUSTOMS PERFORMANCE
CUSTOMS REFORM
CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
CUSTOMS SERVICE
ELECTRONIC DECLARATIONS
ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION
EXPORT CLEARANCE
EXPORT PROCEDURES
EXPORTS
HUMAN RESOURCE
IMPORT DECLARATIONS
IMPORTED GOODS
IMPORTS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INSPECTION
INSPECTIONS
INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICES
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
PUBLIC POLICY
RESULTS
SITES
TARGETS
TRADE FACILITATION
TRADE REGULATIONS
USERS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/07/14767649/russian-federation-customs-development-project-measurable-progress
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10087
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Summary:The Russian Federation Customs Development Project (CDP), launched in 2003, has been helping reform and modernizes the country's federal customs service. Reforms under the CDP have resulted in improved performance: both customs clearance times and rent-seeking incidents have been reduced. However, despite major progress in critical areas, global rankings such as the world economic forum's enabling trade index and the World Bank's logistics performance index suggest there is still significant room for further improvement in customs administration.

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