The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries

Depending on the nature of the threat and the type of transaction and transport, the ability to profile risk and the type of potential risk-mitigation intervention will be different. If the predominant risk is economic (undervaluation, for instance...

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Main Authors: Kerswell, Clay, Kunaka, Charles
Format: Brief
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25044380/security-trade-facilitation-nexus-options-south-asian-countries
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spelling okr-10986-226832021-06-14T10:19:58Z The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries Kerswell, Clay Kunaka, Charles TRANSACTIONS TERRORISM TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTION RISKS BUSINESS PROCESSES COMMERCIAL TRANSACTION INITIATIVES RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES INSPECTION TRANSIT INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRANSPORT RESEARCH RESULTS BASIC SECURITY CONCERNS INTEREST COMPETITIVENESS GPS SECURITY RISK PROPERTY RIGHTS CROSS-BORDER ISSUES SYSTEMS NETWORKS INFORMATION SCANNING MONITORING GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN IMAGE CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS SCANNERS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS REAL TIME TRADE FACILITATION SECURITY RISKS SYSTEM VERIFICATION ROUTES ELECTRONIC DATA SUPPLY CHAIN IMAGES DEVICES MANAGEMENT AUDITS ENFORCEMENT TRANSIT TRADE REGIONAL INTEGRATION TRADE ICT INSTITUTIONS LINK DATA SECURITY REFORM PROGRAMS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BORDER MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING B2B COSTS BUSINESS TRAINING RISK INLAND TRANSPORT HUMAN RESOURCES ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION TRANSPORT PERFORMANCE INSPECTIONS SUPPLY ECONOMIC COOPERATION CUSTOMS TARGETS REGULATORS INSTITUTION LAW INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT RISK MANAGEMENT IT WORLD TRADE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMMUNICATION AT CONNECTIVITY AUDIT STANDARDS TECHNOLOGIES OUTCOMES ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE EFFICIENCY INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGY IMAGE ANALYSIS Depending on the nature of the threat and the type of transaction and transport, the ability to profile risk and the type of potential risk-mitigation intervention will be different. If the predominant risk is economic (undervaluation, for instance), a certain set of transactional data can help profile and identify high-risk targets. In such cases, physical inspection responses will be not be as effective as conducting post-transaction auditing as the main compliance strategy. Supply-chain security is based on the understanding that industry has an equally strong financial interest in the security and visibility of goods, and is generally better placed to recognize what is normal behavior as goods move through the supply chain. Adoption of a contemporary risk-based regulatory compliance framework vastly improves an institution’s overall ability to ensure security while delivering improved levels of facilitation. 2015-09-25T14:02:12Z 2015-09-25T14:02:12Z 2015-07 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25044380/security-trade-facilitation-nexus-options-south-asian-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22683 English en_US SARConnect,no. 4; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief South Asia South Asia
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topic TRANSACTIONS
TERRORISM
TECHNOLOGY
TRANSACTION
RISKS
BUSINESS PROCESSES
COMMERCIAL TRANSACTION
INITIATIVES
RIGHTS
ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES
INSPECTION
TRANSIT
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
TRANSPORT RESEARCH
RESULTS
BASIC
SECURITY CONCERNS
INTEREST
COMPETITIVENESS
GPS
SECURITY RISK
PROPERTY RIGHTS
CROSS-BORDER ISSUES
SYSTEMS
NETWORKS
INFORMATION
SCANNING
MONITORING
GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN
IMAGE
CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS
SCANNERS
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
REAL TIME
TRADE FACILITATION
SECURITY RISKS
SYSTEM
VERIFICATION
ROUTES
ELECTRONIC DATA
SUPPLY CHAIN
IMAGES
DEVICES
MANAGEMENT
AUDITS
ENFORCEMENT
TRANSIT TRADE
REGIONAL INTEGRATION
TRADE
ICT
INSTITUTIONS
LINK
DATA
SECURITY
REFORM PROGRAMS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
BORDER MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING
B2B
COSTS
BUSINESS
TRAINING
RISK
INLAND TRANSPORT
HUMAN RESOURCES
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
TRANSPORT
PERFORMANCE
INSPECTIONS
SUPPLY
ECONOMIC COOPERATION
CUSTOMS
TARGETS
REGULATORS
INSTITUTION
LAW
INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
RISK MANAGEMENT
IT
WORLD TRADE
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
COMMUNICATION
AT
CONNECTIVITY
AUDIT
STANDARDS
TECHNOLOGIES
OUTCOMES
ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
EFFICIENCY
INFRASTRUCTURE
ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGY
IMAGE ANALYSIS
spellingShingle TRANSACTIONS
TERRORISM
TECHNOLOGY
TRANSACTION
RISKS
BUSINESS PROCESSES
COMMERCIAL TRANSACTION
INITIATIVES
RIGHTS
ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES
INSPECTION
TRANSIT
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
TRANSPORT RESEARCH
RESULTS
BASIC
SECURITY CONCERNS
INTEREST
COMPETITIVENESS
GPS
SECURITY RISK
PROPERTY RIGHTS
CROSS-BORDER ISSUES
SYSTEMS
NETWORKS
INFORMATION
SCANNING
MONITORING
GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN
IMAGE
CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS
SCANNERS
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
REAL TIME
TRADE FACILITATION
SECURITY RISKS
SYSTEM
VERIFICATION
ROUTES
ELECTRONIC DATA
SUPPLY CHAIN
IMAGES
DEVICES
MANAGEMENT
AUDITS
ENFORCEMENT
TRANSIT TRADE
REGIONAL INTEGRATION
TRADE
ICT
INSTITUTIONS
LINK
DATA
SECURITY
REFORM PROGRAMS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
BORDER MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING
B2B
COSTS
BUSINESS
TRAINING
RISK
INLAND TRANSPORT
HUMAN RESOURCES
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
TRANSPORT
PERFORMANCE
INSPECTIONS
SUPPLY
ECONOMIC COOPERATION
CUSTOMS
TARGETS
REGULATORS
INSTITUTION
LAW
INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
RISK MANAGEMENT
IT
WORLD TRADE
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
COMMUNICATION
AT
CONNECTIVITY
AUDIT
STANDARDS
TECHNOLOGIES
OUTCOMES
ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
EFFICIENCY
INFRASTRUCTURE
ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGY
IMAGE ANALYSIS
Kerswell, Clay
Kunaka, Charles
The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
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South Asia
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description Depending on the nature of the threat and the type of transaction and transport, the ability to profile risk and the type of potential risk-mitigation intervention will be different. If the predominant risk is economic (undervaluation, for instance), a certain set of transactional data can help profile and identify high-risk targets. In such cases, physical inspection responses will be not be as effective as conducting post-transaction auditing as the main compliance strategy. Supply-chain security is based on the understanding that industry has an equally strong financial interest in the security and visibility of goods, and is generally better placed to recognize what is normal behavior as goods move through the supply chain. Adoption of a contemporary risk-based regulatory compliance framework vastly improves an institution’s overall ability to ensure security while delivering improved levels of facilitation.
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author Kerswell, Clay
Kunaka, Charles
author_facet Kerswell, Clay
Kunaka, Charles
author_sort Kerswell, Clay
title The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
title_short The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
title_full The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
title_fullStr The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
title_full_unstemmed The Security and Trade Facilitation Nexus : Options for South Asian Countries
title_sort security and trade facilitation nexus : options for south asian countries
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2015
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25044380/security-trade-facilitation-nexus-options-south-asian-countries
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22683
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