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- Customs automation - ASYCUDA | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
The UNCTAD Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) is an integrated customs management system for international trade and transport operations in a modern automated environment Advanced software applications are designed and developed for customs administrations and the trade community to comply with international standards when fulfilling import, export and transit related procedures
- ASYCUDA – Automated System for Customs Data - UNCTAD
ASYCUDA is an information and communications technology (ICT)-based customs management system targeted at reforming the customs clearance processes of developing and middle-income countries It computerizes and simplifies procedures ASYCUDA has a major impact on electronic business and
- ASYCUDA Report 2022 2023 | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
ASYCUDA systems help governments to increase public revenues, reduce corruption and ease trade, while eliminating the use of paper, promoting green transport and improving supply chain effi ciency The results on the ground show that the adoption of digital tools developed by ASYCUDA has accelerated climate smart trade and contributed to
- ASYCUDA on the ground in 2020 - UNCTAD
The ASYCUDA Programme also tailored its assistance to help countries tackle the economic impact of COVID-19 It provided guidelines to help customs authorities adapt their use of ASYCUDAWorld to the COVID-19 situation, cope with its related measures at the workplace and reduce direct interaction To facilitate the implementation of the
- ASYCUDA Report 2021 22 | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
While the ASYCUDA Programme’s 2020 Annual Report highlighted activities that supported member States during the most intense period of the COVID-19 pandemic to date and beyond, this report identifies encouraging future promise – outlining how the ASYCUDA Programme has helped user countries to grow and thrive this past year and will continue
- ASYCUDA Single Window | UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
The ASYCUDA programme has customs trade facilitation systems running in around 100 countries and territories It created a “Single Window” system which integrated processes among cross-border regulatory agencies, customs and other government bodies, allowing traders to electronically submit import and export paperwork through a single
- ASYCUDA Compendium 2022: Digital Interconnectivity for . . . - UNCTAD
Warren Pablo Cortizo, ASYCUDA Graphic Designer, was responsible for the overall design and formatting of the publication The ASYCUDA Programme would like to acknowledge the participants involved in the preparation of the case studies: customs authorities for their trust and sharing of information and data, and the ASYCUDA project officers
- ASYCUDA marks 40 years of keeping international trade flowing
ASYCUDA has assisted 126 countries and territories over the past 40 years to improve their import and export processes Its software is currently being used in 100 countries, including 39 least developed countries, 34 small island developing states and 21 landlocked developing countries
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