Managing Risk in Customs : Lessons from the New Zealand Customs Service

Managing Risk in Customs : Lessons from the New Zealand Customs Service

The New Zealand Customs Service's risk management system enables it to manage large volumes of cargo crossing borders with limited resources. The system encompasses a culture of problem-solving and accountability for decisions, a standard meth...

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Main Authors: Foley, Rebecca, Northway, Bruce
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACCOUNTING
ADVERSE EFFECTS
BORDER PROTECTION
CHECKS
COMPETITIVE MARKETS
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS ACTIVITIES
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATIONS
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
CUSTOMS MODERNIZATION
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
CUSTOMS SERVICE
DRIVERS
DUTIES
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
ECONOMIC COSTS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
EFFECTIVE USE
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT TRENDS
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS
ENVIRONMENTS
FORESTRY
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION
JOB CREATION
RISK MANAGEMENT
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/04/13837547/managing-risk-customs-lessons-new-zealand-customs-service
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10501
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Summary:The New Zealand Customs Service's risk management system enables it to manage large volumes of cargo crossing borders with limited resources. The system encompasses a culture of problem-solving and accountability for decisions, a standard methodology for identifying and assessing risk, and an intelligence function that applies this methodology. This note highlights the fundamental principles and processes guiding the system, offering lessons for governments reforming their trade logistics functions to meet global standards and security requirements.

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