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Dakar , WCO IT June 2016
Electronic Single Window and Customs
A complementarity for trade facilitation
Jalal Benhayoun
Vice Chair AAEC
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Population: 1,15 billion
54 countries
Growth rate: 5%
Share in global trade 2%
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The economic operator facing
the challenges of the international trade
Immaturity of the functions of the supply chain in SME's
Unclear procedures and circuits to import and export
Uncertainty about the necessary time
Uncertainty about costs involved
Inventory shortage
Inventory oversizing
Surprises in the real cost
Delays in customer delivery
Weak competitiveness
Break of production lines
Losts in trade tranzactions
Dissatisfied end customers
Financial troubles
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ERP WMS TMS SRM
Customer Order Transport SupplierOrderTransport
ERP WMS TMS SRM
Customs
Terminal operator
Empotage
Customs broker
OGA
Freight Forwarder
Dépotage
Port autority
Warehouse
Import transporter
Control agency
Importer/Exporter
Shipping agent
Export transporter
Complexity of integration
of the international supply chain
In practical terms , it is almost impossible for a Supply Chain Manager to achieve the
full integration of its supply chain due to the complexity of external environment.
Trade facilitation pillars
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Physical flows
Data flows
Payments flows
Modern infrastructure (Ports, aeroports, highways, logistics
plateforms,..;
Strong connectivity: By sea, by air, by roads, by rails and
hinterland;
Mature Services providers.
Supply chain automation;
Dematerialisation;
National and international interoperability;
Anticipation.
Suitable payment instuments;
Electronic payment culture;
Harmonized payment system import and export operations.
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ERP WMS TMS SRM
Costumer Order Transport SupplierOrderTransport
ERP WMS TMS SRM
Customs
Terminal operator
Empotage
Customs broker
OGA
Freight Forwarder
Dépotage
Port autority
Warehouse
Import transporter
Control agency
Importer/Exporter
Shipping agent
Export transporter
An electronic Single Window can be a complementary coordination tool for the
customs to help the economic operators to better integrate their supply chain and
facilitate trade.
Complexity of integration
of the international supply chain
Electronic Single
Window
Who we are?
Idea in the pipeline
Official Launch in Addis ababa(9 foundingmembers )
From 9 to 16 members
WAEMU Commission becomeAAEC member
Concreteimplementation of AACE projects
2008
2009
2009-2013
2013
2013-2014
The African Alliance for Electronic Commerce (AACE) is meant to be a
framework of exchanges and sharing about trade facilitation. It groups
17 member countries and seeks to promote the SW concept, in compliance
with recommendations of international institutions
Genesis
Our members goals
Our goals
Promote
E-Commerce
in Africa
Strengthen and Promote the Concept of
Single Window for foreign trade
In Africa
Set up a framework of competence to assist
countries of the region to develop
their Single Window projects
Carry out projecs in the Regionals
EconomicCommunities
Serve as a focal point for development
partners and international
institutions interested in Single Windows in
Africa
Governance
Chairman Senegal
Commission Communication &
promotion
Madagascar
Commission benchmarking and
publishing
Congo
Commission Projects
Ghana
1er Vice-chair
Cameroon
2nd Vice-chair
Morocco
3rd Vice-chair
Kenya
Secretariat
Assistant
Publication
• The objective of publishing the guide is to
make available to countries to have a base
of knowledge of best practices on Single
Windows
Single window implementation guide in Africa
http://www.swguide.org
Sensitizing
Egypt;
Uganda;
Niger;
Burundi;
Botswana.
Organizing of nationals workshops to raise awareness on Single Window
implementation
Regional interoperability
E-CERFICATE OF ORIGIN PLATFORMS (WAEMU & CEMAC)
Agreement signed in 2015 with the WAEMU Commission for the
extension of the E-certificate of Origin in the 8 members states
Peer review mechanism
• Countries assessed :
– Cameroon
– Ghana
– Mauritius
– Madagascar
– Senegal
Assessment of the single window impact on the performance of goods
movement through Africa ports: Peer review mechanism
International SWC and Exhibition
Promotion during annual International Single Window Conference: Dakar
2008; 2011-Madagascar 2013- Congo 2015
Upcoming event in 2016
virtual Single Window of Foreign Trade,
The requirement of inclusive collaboration
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http://www.conferencesw.org
Next steps and challenges
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Implementation of regional and African Trade Portals
Promote and assist on SW implementation;
Extension of the E-CO in the others regions;
Boost interoperability (E-phytosanitary, E-permit,..)
Develop resources and partnerships;
Support WTO TFA;
Extend to other members.Single
Window
Art 1
Art 4
Art 5
Art 3
Art 6
Art 10
SW and customs complementarity for Trade
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Better risk
management
Large integration and
better interoperability
of international trade
Acceleration of
customs clearance
process
Anticipate risk assessment basing on prior trade documents
and procedures.
Harmonize risk management between customs and the
other control agencies;
Capture trade informations earlier than when customs
declaration is done.
Logistics, supply chain, ports and payments integration;
Regional and global interoperability;
Link with indirect foreign trade partners
Accelerate customs clearence depends on the acceleration
of external procedures
Payments (warehousing, loading/unloading, other
services);
Inspection including other control agencies;
Transportation;
..
Track and trace.