Single Windows- The new accelerators_UNECE_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
This document discusses single window systems as accelerators for trade facilitation. It provides an overview of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and its role in developing recommendations and standards to support single windows. Key points include:
- UNECE and its partner UN/CEFACT work to simplify and standardize trade procedures through recommendations and tools to facilitate electronic exchange of information.
- Recommendation 33 provides guidance for implementing single windows to streamline trade processes through a single entry point and standardized data submission.
- Standards are crucial to effective single window implementation, and UNECE provides many relevant standards free of charge on its website.
- Partnerships and learning from experiences can help
Single Window and Arab Regional Integration_UN ESCWA_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
The document discusses the need for trade facilitation measures like single windows in the Arab region to increase competitiveness and trade. It notes that intra-regional Arab trade is currently low at around 5% of global trade. Implementing national and regional single windows could help streamline processes, reduce trade costs by up to 30%, and increase exports, particularly for SMEs. While readiness varies across countries, single windows hold promise for enhancing integration in the region through more efficient clearance procedures and greater digitalization of border administration.
Trade Facilitation: the new accelerators_AUC_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
This document summarizes the agenda for the International Single Window Conference in Marrakech, Morocco from September 5-7, 2016 on trade facilitation and its role as a new accelerator for growth. The presentation outlines the 2012 AU Summit decision to establish a continental free trade area by 2017, the Agenda 2063 development framework, and the Action Plan for Boosting Intra-African Trade. It discusses how well-implemented trade facilitation measures through reducing costs and improving efficiency can benefit African consumers, firms, governments, and investment climate while also promoting security. Political support and collaboration are emphasized as important to realizing these benefits.
This document outlines 15 outputs to be achieved by the Finance for Development Knowledge Hub between 2019-2020. The outputs focus on advocating for Basel III recommendations, participating in forums on global trade, blockchain, and sustainable commodities, developing guidelines and standards around trade finance operations, compliance, data monetization, and supply chain finance, as well as shaping frameworks for infrastructure projects and SME services. The director, Olivier Paul, leads the work under long term themes of finance instruments, SMEs, infrastructure, and financial technology disruptions.
The document discusses trade facilitation in South Asia, focusing on Bangladesh. It provides an overview of the Bangladesh economy and notes its membership in SASEC, which aims to promote regional prosperity through stronger transport and trade. It outlines benefits of trade facilitation such as economic growth, cost reductions, and opportunities for SMEs. However, Bangladesh faces bottlenecks like high costs, lack of infrastructure, and difficulties complying with all WTO trade facilitation measures as an LDC. The document reviews Bangladesh's trade facilitation initiatives and suggests further steps around harmonizing documents, adopting standards, and establishing inquiry points.
This document provides a roadmap for digital trade in financial services with the goal of enabling global digital trade. It is intended for policymakers and outlines key stakeholders and steps needed. Digitalization involves complex collaboration between government, industry, and trade bodies. The roadmap provides concrete actions around requiring digital documentation, updating laws and regulations, developing standards, and fulfilling trade obligations to transition processes from heavily paper-based to automated and digitized. Country profiles evaluate progress across 12 jurisdictions.
The document discusses the WCO Revenue Package Phase II, which provides tools and materials to help customs administrations address declining revenue collection. It outlines several responsibilities of customs, including revenue collection, community protection, security, trade facilitation, and collecting trade data. It also discusses how the Revenue Package addresses issues like classification, valuation, origin determination, and risk management. Finally, it explains how implementing the tools in the Revenue Package can help customs administrations meet provisions of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and ensure continued revenue collection.
Apec presentation international resources to support the use of e commerce by...Virginia Cram Martos
International organizations provide resources to support e-commerce usage by small and medium enterprises. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) coordinates various UN agencies that develop recommendations, standards, guides and technical assistance programs related to topics like trade facilitation, electronic business, customs automation and postal services. These resources aim to help countries establish enabling frameworks and build capacity for e-commerce. UN agencies promote partnerships and knowledge sharing to strengthen countries' participation in digital trade.
Single Windows- The new accelerators_UNECE_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
This document discusses single window systems as accelerators for trade facilitation. It provides an overview of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and its role in developing recommendations and standards to support single windows. Key points include:
- UNECE and its partner UN/CEFACT work to simplify and standardize trade procedures through recommendations and tools to facilitate electronic exchange of information.
- Recommendation 33 provides guidance for implementing single windows to streamline trade processes through a single entry point and standardized data submission.
- Standards are crucial to effective single window implementation, and UNECE provides many relevant standards free of charge on its website.
- Partnerships and learning from experiences can help
Single Window and Arab Regional Integration_UN ESCWA_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
The document discusses the need for trade facilitation measures like single windows in the Arab region to increase competitiveness and trade. It notes that intra-regional Arab trade is currently low at around 5% of global trade. Implementing national and regional single windows could help streamline processes, reduce trade costs by up to 30%, and increase exports, particularly for SMEs. While readiness varies across countries, single windows hold promise for enhancing integration in the region through more efficient clearance procedures and greater digitalization of border administration.
Trade Facilitation: the new accelerators_AUC_SWC2016AAEC_AFRICAN
This document summarizes the agenda for the International Single Window Conference in Marrakech, Morocco from September 5-7, 2016 on trade facilitation and its role as a new accelerator for growth. The presentation outlines the 2012 AU Summit decision to establish a continental free trade area by 2017, the Agenda 2063 development framework, and the Action Plan for Boosting Intra-African Trade. It discusses how well-implemented trade facilitation measures through reducing costs and improving efficiency can benefit African consumers, firms, governments, and investment climate while also promoting security. Political support and collaboration are emphasized as important to realizing these benefits.
This document outlines 15 outputs to be achieved by the Finance for Development Knowledge Hub between 2019-2020. The outputs focus on advocating for Basel III recommendations, participating in forums on global trade, blockchain, and sustainable commodities, developing guidelines and standards around trade finance operations, compliance, data monetization, and supply chain finance, as well as shaping frameworks for infrastructure projects and SME services. The director, Olivier Paul, leads the work under long term themes of finance instruments, SMEs, infrastructure, and financial technology disruptions.
The document discusses trade facilitation in South Asia, focusing on Bangladesh. It provides an overview of the Bangladesh economy and notes its membership in SASEC, which aims to promote regional prosperity through stronger transport and trade. It outlines benefits of trade facilitation such as economic growth, cost reductions, and opportunities for SMEs. However, Bangladesh faces bottlenecks like high costs, lack of infrastructure, and difficulties complying with all WTO trade facilitation measures as an LDC. The document reviews Bangladesh's trade facilitation initiatives and suggests further steps around harmonizing documents, adopting standards, and establishing inquiry points.
This document provides a roadmap for digital trade in financial services with the goal of enabling global digital trade. It is intended for policymakers and outlines key stakeholders and steps needed. Digitalization involves complex collaboration between government, industry, and trade bodies. The roadmap provides concrete actions around requiring digital documentation, updating laws and regulations, developing standards, and fulfilling trade obligations to transition processes from heavily paper-based to automated and digitized. Country profiles evaluate progress across 12 jurisdictions.
The document discusses the WCO Revenue Package Phase II, which provides tools and materials to help customs administrations address declining revenue collection. It outlines several responsibilities of customs, including revenue collection, community protection, security, trade facilitation, and collecting trade data. It also discusses how the Revenue Package addresses issues like classification, valuation, origin determination, and risk management. Finally, it explains how implementing the tools in the Revenue Package can help customs administrations meet provisions of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and ensure continued revenue collection.
Apec presentation international resources to support the use of e commerce by...Virginia Cram Martos
International organizations provide resources to support e-commerce usage by small and medium enterprises. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) coordinates various UN agencies that develop recommendations, standards, guides and technical assistance programs related to topics like trade facilitation, electronic business, customs automation and postal services. These resources aim to help countries establish enabling frameworks and build capacity for e-commerce. UN agencies promote partnerships and knowledge sharing to strengthen countries' participation in digital trade.
ICC outlined 5 priorities for action: 1) preserve and modernize the global trading system, 2) scale meaningful action on climate change, 3) maximize the benefits of the digital economy, 4) contribute to a more inclusive and responsible capitalist model, and 5) shift financial markets to long term. ICC is the institutional representative of over 45 million companies in over 100 countries and promotes international trade, responsible business conduct and a global approach to regulation through advocacy, solutions and standard setting.
SW and paperless trade in Asian-Pacific regionTengfei Wang
The document discusses a presentation on trade facilitation and paperless trade developments in Asia and the Pacific. It provides an overview of single window and paperless trade implementation in the region based on a UN survey. It discusses lessons learned from developing single windows, including the importance of political will, stakeholder coordination, legal frameworks, business models, and addressing technical issues. It also describes the Framework Agreement on Facilitation of Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia and Pacific and ESCAP's support for single windows and paperless trade.
Ukraine National Export Strategy consultation. Trade Facilitation: An interna...Subhrendu Chatterji
The document discusses trade facilitation from an international perspective, with a focus on Ukraine. It provides context on trade facilitation and the barriers countries face, such as border costs, services trade restrictions, and lack of trade automation. Ukraine faces challenges in areas like customs procedures, infrastructure, and coordination between agencies. While there is room for improvement, Ukraine is taking steps like implementing its WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement commitments to enhance trade and reduce costs over time.
INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN SINGLE WINDOWS AND OTHER EXISTING SYSTEMS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES_ UN CEFACT PRESENTATION - SINGLE WINDOW CONFERENCE 2016 MARRAKESH
The Regulatory Advocacy Working Group has the following objectives:
1) Increase awareness of key regulatory issues within the working group itself, member banks, and regulators in other countries and at different governmental levels.
2) Liaise with the Sustainable Finance Working Group to monitor the impact of financial regulation on sustainable projects.
3) Finalize remaining aspects of Basel 3 regulations both globally and within the EU, including capital requirements for trade finance instruments and provisions around non-performing loans.
Harmonising International Commercial Law in Africa: Rationale, Achievements a...Stephanie van der Walt
This presentation prefaces a working paper that sets out to highlight the role of cross-border business law in the context of intra-regional trade and economic integration, particularly as it relates to Africa’s agricultural sector. International efforts are underway to better understand coordinate this nexus, however, within the African development framework, there is much room for improvement.
The discussion provides a brief overview of the rationale for regional integration with an emphasis on intra-regional trade and the role of private international law in facilitating the desired outcomes. The operation of OHADA is explained as an example of regional efforts to harmonise commercial regulation, along with the unique challenges encountered within the African context.
AFD presentation - single window conference 2015AAEC_AFRICAN
The AfDB aims to support regional integration in Africa through infrastructure development, trade facilitation, and private sector engagement. It currently focuses on (1) implementing its ten-year strategic framework with a focus on regional integration, (2) developing regional infrastructure and trade corridors through various financing instruments, and (3) strengthening partnerships to support reforms and single window environments across Africa. Going forward, the AfDB will continue working with countries and partners to realize the benefits of trade facilitation and expanded regional trade through addressing infrastructure gaps and developing vibrant private sectors.
OECD Workshop on Regional Trade Agreements and the Environment Session 3.1 - ...OECD Environment
This workshop focused on key issues related to Regional Trade Agreements (RTA) and the environment. It had three main objectives: (i) to take stock of current experience and insights on RTAs and the environment from different stakeholders, and to establish a stakeholder dialogue on this topic; (ii) to investigate how RTAs can serve as a vehicle to advance a resource efficient and circular economy transition; and (iii) to explore the potential of RTAs in addressing the nexus of illegal trade and environmental crime
Single window for trade facilitation in asia and the pacific by UN ESCAPAAEC_AFRICAN
This document summarizes the implementation of single window systems and trade facilitation measures across Asia and the Pacific. It finds that while core customs systems and electronic customs declarations are widely implemented, other paperless trade measures are less common. It also discusses regional initiatives to link national single window systems and enable cross-border paperless trade and data sharing. Finally, it argues that implementing a single window system can help countries meet requirements of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and improve trade environments.
Discuss about what is trade facilitation, the importance, benefit and implication toward Malaysian Custom Practice in Trade Facilitation. Reference purpose only.
Unioncamere operates as the Italian pre-legal entity identifier (pre-LOU) issuer in cooperation with the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) and other LOUs. It has issued over 28,000 LEI codes in its first year of operation and over 8,600 in 2015 with a 70% renewal rate. As the representative of the Italian Chambers of Commerce, Unioncamere is naturally suited to be the Italian LOU given its management of the Italian Business Register, which allows it to perform real-time data checks and ensure accuracy when issuing and maintaining LEI codes.
Challenges for an implementation of an electronic single window - Guichet Un...AAEC_AFRICAN
Presentation made during the "Sharing Experience session" on 15 march 2017 - 8th General Assembly of the African Alliance for Electronic Commerce, held in Nairobi.
ACE and Beyond: An Advanced Single Window Model for California and the U.S.
ACE as the U.S. Single Window is an impressive milestone in trade facilitation and global e-commerce, but, as a B2G EDI-based platform, is only part of the picture. The most advanced Single Window systems, such as those operating in Singapore and Korea, involve not only B2G, but also B2B, platforms. California and Silicon Valley are well-positioned to develop the ICT architecture, including B2B systems and apps, for a world-beating, advanced ACE Single Window.
This document provides an overview of doing business with the United Nations. It discusses the HLCM Procurement Network, UN procurement statistics, the UN system of organizations, supplying the UN, finding procurement information on the UN Global Marketplace, and general UN procurement procedures. Key points covered include the major goods and services procured by the UN, top supplying countries, registration as a supplier on UNGM, common procurement guidelines and terms, different solicitation methods used, and evaluation criteria for bids and proposals.
Why is merchandise trade important to Countries - September 2017paul young cpa, cga
This document provides an agenda for discussing merchandise trade and its importance to countries. It begins with an introduction on why businesses and governments rely on trade and foreign investment. It then defines merchandise trade and discusses export-dependent countries. Next, it explains what foreign investment protection agreements (FIPAs) are and their importance for trade deals involving Canada. The document proceeds to discuss Canada's exports, trade imbalances, and issues impacting its merchandise trade competitiveness. Additional sources on related trade topics are provided.
Report from the Financial Crime Risk and Policy group on achievements to date and strategy for moving forward. Lead by Graham Baldock and Graham Finding.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the 105th DGINS Conference on measuring economic globalization in European statistics. It discusses the statistical challenges posed by economic globalization, such as measuring cross-border production and transactions. It outlines activities undertaken since the 2014 Riga conference to improve statistics, including pilot studies, an early warning system for corporate restructurings, and the EuroGroups Register of multinational enterprises. It concludes that further work is needed to ensure consistent measurement of major multinationals across statistical domains and countries.
This document summarizes the state of beneficial ownership transparency at the European level. The 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive from the EU requires member states to establish public registers of beneficial ownership information. There is ongoing work to define what constitutes beneficial ownership, ensure the information in registers is accurate and up-to-date, and allow competent authorities and those with a legitimate interest to access the information. International cooperation is also needed. At their last meeting, European finance ministers supported automating the exchange of beneficial ownership data between countries and clarifying registration rules for trusts. Technology solutions can help map complex ownership structures.
This document provides information about the "European Export Controls for Dual Use Goods" conference on September 25-26, 2014 in Amsterdam. It includes an agenda with sessions on export control compliance programs, managing controlled transactions, non-listed dual-use items, due diligence, industry breakout sessions on chemicals, oil/energy and nuclear, and workshops on product classification and supply chain issues. It lists speakers from government agencies, international organizations, and companies. Attendees can learn about recent regulatory changes and innovations in export controls.
State of the digital gaming industry in EuropeAdigital
The document provides an agenda for an upcoming meeting that will include an introduction to the RGA trade association, an overview of the EU gambling industry and markets, and a discussion of Brexit. Key topics to be covered are the state of the industry, developments and challenges, insights on the Spanish market, and the potential effects of Brexit. Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions.
This document provides information about Arizona General Contracting & Design Services LLC, including:
- It is a merger of two firms with over 25 years of construction and design experience.
- The company specializes in commercial, industrial, residential, innovation and consultation services.
- Their goal is to become the largest contracting and design firm in the southwestern U.S.
ICC outlined 5 priorities for action: 1) preserve and modernize the global trading system, 2) scale meaningful action on climate change, 3) maximize the benefits of the digital economy, 4) contribute to a more inclusive and responsible capitalist model, and 5) shift financial markets to long term. ICC is the institutional representative of over 45 million companies in over 100 countries and promotes international trade, responsible business conduct and a global approach to regulation through advocacy, solutions and standard setting.
SW and paperless trade in Asian-Pacific regionTengfei Wang
The document discusses a presentation on trade facilitation and paperless trade developments in Asia and the Pacific. It provides an overview of single window and paperless trade implementation in the region based on a UN survey. It discusses lessons learned from developing single windows, including the importance of political will, stakeholder coordination, legal frameworks, business models, and addressing technical issues. It also describes the Framework Agreement on Facilitation of Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia and Pacific and ESCAP's support for single windows and paperless trade.
Ukraine National Export Strategy consultation. Trade Facilitation: An interna...Subhrendu Chatterji
The document discusses trade facilitation from an international perspective, with a focus on Ukraine. It provides context on trade facilitation and the barriers countries face, such as border costs, services trade restrictions, and lack of trade automation. Ukraine faces challenges in areas like customs procedures, infrastructure, and coordination between agencies. While there is room for improvement, Ukraine is taking steps like implementing its WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement commitments to enhance trade and reduce costs over time.
INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN SINGLE WINDOWS AND OTHER EXISTING SYSTEMS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES_ UN CEFACT PRESENTATION - SINGLE WINDOW CONFERENCE 2016 MARRAKESH
The Regulatory Advocacy Working Group has the following objectives:
1) Increase awareness of key regulatory issues within the working group itself, member banks, and regulators in other countries and at different governmental levels.
2) Liaise with the Sustainable Finance Working Group to monitor the impact of financial regulation on sustainable projects.
3) Finalize remaining aspects of Basel 3 regulations both globally and within the EU, including capital requirements for trade finance instruments and provisions around non-performing loans.
Harmonising International Commercial Law in Africa: Rationale, Achievements a...Stephanie van der Walt
This presentation prefaces a working paper that sets out to highlight the role of cross-border business law in the context of intra-regional trade and economic integration, particularly as it relates to Africa’s agricultural sector. International efforts are underway to better understand coordinate this nexus, however, within the African development framework, there is much room for improvement.
The discussion provides a brief overview of the rationale for regional integration with an emphasis on intra-regional trade and the role of private international law in facilitating the desired outcomes. The operation of OHADA is explained as an example of regional efforts to harmonise commercial regulation, along with the unique challenges encountered within the African context.
AFD presentation - single window conference 2015AAEC_AFRICAN
The AfDB aims to support regional integration in Africa through infrastructure development, trade facilitation, and private sector engagement. It currently focuses on (1) implementing its ten-year strategic framework with a focus on regional integration, (2) developing regional infrastructure and trade corridors through various financing instruments, and (3) strengthening partnerships to support reforms and single window environments across Africa. Going forward, the AfDB will continue working with countries and partners to realize the benefits of trade facilitation and expanded regional trade through addressing infrastructure gaps and developing vibrant private sectors.
OECD Workshop on Regional Trade Agreements and the Environment Session 3.1 - ...OECD Environment
This workshop focused on key issues related to Regional Trade Agreements (RTA) and the environment. It had three main objectives: (i) to take stock of current experience and insights on RTAs and the environment from different stakeholders, and to establish a stakeholder dialogue on this topic; (ii) to investigate how RTAs can serve as a vehicle to advance a resource efficient and circular economy transition; and (iii) to explore the potential of RTAs in addressing the nexus of illegal trade and environmental crime
Single window for trade facilitation in asia and the pacific by UN ESCAPAAEC_AFRICAN
This document summarizes the implementation of single window systems and trade facilitation measures across Asia and the Pacific. It finds that while core customs systems and electronic customs declarations are widely implemented, other paperless trade measures are less common. It also discusses regional initiatives to link national single window systems and enable cross-border paperless trade and data sharing. Finally, it argues that implementing a single window system can help countries meet requirements of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement and improve trade environments.
Discuss about what is trade facilitation, the importance, benefit and implication toward Malaysian Custom Practice in Trade Facilitation. Reference purpose only.
Unioncamere operates as the Italian pre-legal entity identifier (pre-LOU) issuer in cooperation with the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) and other LOUs. It has issued over 28,000 LEI codes in its first year of operation and over 8,600 in 2015 with a 70% renewal rate. As the representative of the Italian Chambers of Commerce, Unioncamere is naturally suited to be the Italian LOU given its management of the Italian Business Register, which allows it to perform real-time data checks and ensure accuracy when issuing and maintaining LEI codes.
Challenges for an implementation of an electronic single window - Guichet Un...AAEC_AFRICAN
Presentation made during the "Sharing Experience session" on 15 march 2017 - 8th General Assembly of the African Alliance for Electronic Commerce, held in Nairobi.
ACE and Beyond: An Advanced Single Window Model for California and the U.S.
ACE as the U.S. Single Window is an impressive milestone in trade facilitation and global e-commerce, but, as a B2G EDI-based platform, is only part of the picture. The most advanced Single Window systems, such as those operating in Singapore and Korea, involve not only B2G, but also B2B, platforms. California and Silicon Valley are well-positioned to develop the ICT architecture, including B2B systems and apps, for a world-beating, advanced ACE Single Window.
This document provides an overview of doing business with the United Nations. It discusses the HLCM Procurement Network, UN procurement statistics, the UN system of organizations, supplying the UN, finding procurement information on the UN Global Marketplace, and general UN procurement procedures. Key points covered include the major goods and services procured by the UN, top supplying countries, registration as a supplier on UNGM, common procurement guidelines and terms, different solicitation methods used, and evaluation criteria for bids and proposals.
Why is merchandise trade important to Countries - September 2017paul young cpa, cga
This document provides an agenda for discussing merchandise trade and its importance to countries. It begins with an introduction on why businesses and governments rely on trade and foreign investment. It then defines merchandise trade and discusses export-dependent countries. Next, it explains what foreign investment protection agreements (FIPAs) are and their importance for trade deals involving Canada. The document proceeds to discuss Canada's exports, trade imbalances, and issues impacting its merchandise trade competitiveness. Additional sources on related trade topics are provided.
Report from the Financial Crime Risk and Policy group on achievements to date and strategy for moving forward. Lead by Graham Baldock and Graham Finding.
The document summarizes the proceedings of the 105th DGINS Conference on measuring economic globalization in European statistics. It discusses the statistical challenges posed by economic globalization, such as measuring cross-border production and transactions. It outlines activities undertaken since the 2014 Riga conference to improve statistics, including pilot studies, an early warning system for corporate restructurings, and the EuroGroups Register of multinational enterprises. It concludes that further work is needed to ensure consistent measurement of major multinationals across statistical domains and countries.
This document summarizes the state of beneficial ownership transparency at the European level. The 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive from the EU requires member states to establish public registers of beneficial ownership information. There is ongoing work to define what constitutes beneficial ownership, ensure the information in registers is accurate and up-to-date, and allow competent authorities and those with a legitimate interest to access the information. International cooperation is also needed. At their last meeting, European finance ministers supported automating the exchange of beneficial ownership data between countries and clarifying registration rules for trusts. Technology solutions can help map complex ownership structures.
This document provides information about the "European Export Controls for Dual Use Goods" conference on September 25-26, 2014 in Amsterdam. It includes an agenda with sessions on export control compliance programs, managing controlled transactions, non-listed dual-use items, due diligence, industry breakout sessions on chemicals, oil/energy and nuclear, and workshops on product classification and supply chain issues. It lists speakers from government agencies, international organizations, and companies. Attendees can learn about recent regulatory changes and innovations in export controls.
State of the digital gaming industry in EuropeAdigital
The document provides an agenda for an upcoming meeting that will include an introduction to the RGA trade association, an overview of the EU gambling industry and markets, and a discussion of Brexit. Key topics to be covered are the state of the industry, developments and challenges, insights on the Spanish market, and the potential effects of Brexit. Attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions.
This document provides information about Arizona General Contracting & Design Services LLC, including:
- It is a merger of two firms with over 25 years of construction and design experience.
- The company specializes in commercial, industrial, residential, innovation and consultation services.
- Their goal is to become the largest contracting and design firm in the southwestern U.S.
The document discusses a floating bed or mattress. It appears to be advertising a new type of floating mattress or bed. In just a few words, it conveys there is something novel or new related to a floating mattress or bed.
The bakery has been family-owned for 35 years, though they now offer fresher and improved desserts compared to the past. They decorate their cakes based on the current season, such as birds and butterflies for summer or snowmen for winter. Frosting flavors are also popular, including peanut butter, Oreos, and Kit Kat varieties. A wide selection of cake flavors is available, including chocolate, vanilla, marble, red velvet, and various fruits.
The document discusses the Wang-Landau algorithm, which is used to estimate the density of states of a physical system. It summarizes the original Wang-Landau algorithm and introduces an improved version that guarantees achieving a "flat histogram" - where each bin in the histogram has approximately equal frequency - in a finite number of steps. This is achieved by only decreasing the schedule parameter γ when the flat histogram criterion is met, rather than at every step. The document proves that this algorithm will converge to the flat histogram given some assumptions about the state space and proposal distribution. It also shows that an alternative update rule does not guarantee convergence in finite time.
The document is an issue of a magazine called EYB for early years educators and business owners. The magazine's topics include how to keep early years staff, perfecting your team, making your business sustainable, book reviews, industry events, and a quiz on educator types. It provides professional development and business strategies for those in the early education field.
Frames divide the browser window into separate panes, each containing an HTML document. This allows reloading individual panes without reloading the entire browser window. The window is divided using rows and columns defined by the <frameset> element. Each frame displays a document defined by its <frame> src attribute. Browsers that do not support frames will show content in the <noframes> element. Inline frames (<iframe>) also display separate documents but within the main document flow rather than in a divided window.
The document provides an overview of an upcoming report by SNP Infra Research tracking major construction projects in India. The report will be split into three volumes, with Volume 1 covering energy and mining projects, Volume 2 covering transportation and logistics projects, and Volume 3 covering public welfare, industrial and special investment region projects. Each volume will provide details on upcoming projects in the respective sectors, including key details about the projects, owners, developers, budgets, construction status and contacts. The document outlines the table of contents that will be included for Volume 1 on energy and mining projects.
Seducción, metodologia y roles en las redes culturales con impacto social c...tejeRedes
Este documento describe las redes culturales y las comunidades, incluyendo los roles de los actores dentro de las redes. Explica que las redes culturales requieren estructuración para determinar los roles de los actores y promover su crecimiento. Describe tres procesos para configurar redes usando la metodología de tejeRedes: participación, experimentación e implementación. También caracteriza los roles de los actores dentro de las redes usando metáforas de animales como abejas, arañas, leones y hormigas.
REFUERZO DE MATEMATICA HASTA GRADO 7 DE BACHILLERATOclaudinaprofe
Si su hijo(a) necesita refuerzo en matemáticas de 1 básica primaria hasta 7 grado de bachillerato, a domicilio en cali, con cobro $15.000/hora; soy Ingeniera Industrial,se le dejan tareas de refuerzo para la siguiente clase y terminando el tema se le hace un examen para ver su grado de comprensión en el tema dado.
El documento describe un taller de padres organizado por el Colegio María Auxiliadora en Majadahonda, Madrid. El taller se llevará a cabo en cuatro sesiones entre octubre y marzo para cuatro grupos diferentes de padres con hijos en diferentes niveles educativos. El objetivo del taller es crear un espacio para que los padres puedan compartir inquietudes sobre la crianza de los hijos y reflexionar sobre la importancia de los vínculos afectivos y los aportes de la neurociencia a la educación desde una perspectiva de comunicación inter
Getting started with WordPress is easy--unless you got started a long time ago in some other CMS, or Dreamweaver or even (shudder) FrontPage. But you and WordPress can still have a happy relationship despite your baggage! In this session, I'll show you how to import almost anything into WordPress. I'll share examples from real projects for each step of the import process:
* Setting up your ideal content model in WordPress
* Cleaning up your import for best results
* Importing from any other CMS, database, or HTML files (yes, files)
* Converting old content to custom post types, taxonomies, and modular fields
* Auditing and cleaning up content in WordPress
* Processes for long-term content strategy & maintenance
Systems Focused Product Development Of The HypercarDavid F. Taggart
The Hypercar company and the Hypercar program are used as an example of how systems integration can be a focus and key enabler in challenging product development efforts
This document provides an overview of information technology (IT), including its daily uses in business, education, government and at home. It discusses how IT allows businesses to operate across locations and languages through websites. In business, IT enables easier data retrieval and internal communication. In education, IT facilitates learning through online opportunities and multimedia resources. Government uses of IT include unique identification projects and online services like railway bookings and bill payments. At home, people use IT for entertainment, communication, calculations and work. The document also outlines advantages of IT such as cost effectiveness, bridging cultural gaps, and creating new jobs, while disadvantages include one dominant culture, unemployment, and job redundancies.
DEVELOPMENT OF AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM BASED ON VAPOUR ABSORPTION REFRIGERATI...IAEME Publication
The air conditioning system of automobiles in today’s world uses “Vapour Compression Refrigerant System” (VCRS) which absorbs and removes heat from the interior of the vehicle. The
system utilizes power from engine shaft as the input power to drive the compressor of the refrigerant system. The loss of power of the engine to run the VCR system can be neglected by utilizing another refrigeration system i.e. a “Vapour Absorption Refrigerant System”.
Este documento resume las principales tendencias y desafíos del sector de la papa en la región andina. Explora la historia de la papa en los Andes, las tendencias globales de producción, consumo y comercio, y los contextos y retos específicos de la región como la pobreza, los bajos rendimientos y la necesidad de innovación para promover la seguridad alimentaria.
This document provides a proposal for the Clayton House addition project. It includes an introduction of the construction company Arizona General Contracting & Design Services LLC. It outlines the project charter, scope, milestones, and authorization. It also includes an analysis of the site including maps, pricing data, and plans for grading, drainage, waste, water, solar, safety, weather, traffic, parking and staging. The preliminary budget for the project is estimated to be no more than $250,000 which the sponsor will pay for all costs associated with planning and development.
Este documento anuncia una serie de charlas informativas para padres sobre temas de interés relacionados con la educación y la convivencia familiar. Se ofrecerán tres charlas los martes 13, 20 y 27 de abril sobre problemas de conducta en niños, la adolescencia y terapias alternativas. El objetivo es mejorar la calidad de vida de los alumnos y sus familias mediante la participación e integración de los padres en el proceso educativo.
E-Commerce can support development, at the same time, trade facilitation is needed for E-Commerce to realize its development potential. Includes some speaker notes - click on icon in upper left corner (first slide with notes is slide 2).
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The document discusses global value chains (GVCs) and their implications for policy. It notes that participation in GVCs has increased significantly for both OECD and non-OECD economies between 1995 and 2009. Barriers to imports are effectively barriers to exports as GVCs involve both imports and exports of goods and services. Facilitating trade and improving services policies can help countries better participate in and benefit from GVCs. Complementary policies around social, environmental, and governance frameworks also influence how smoothly resources flow within GVCs.
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1. Single Windows – The
New Accelerators
Virginia Cram-Martos
Director, Economic Cooperation
and Trade Division, UNECE
1
2. 2
The United Nations Centre
for Trade Facilitation and
Electronic Business
(UN/CEFACT)
Who are we?
3. UN/CEFACT: Who we are and what we do
3
UN/ECOSOC
UN/ECE
UN/CEFACT
UN
• Objectives
Simple, transparent and effective
processes for global business
Efficient and automated exchange of
information
• Outputs
Global Trade Facilitation and
Electronic Business
Recommendations and Standards
• Means
Public Private Sector Partnership –
over 200 experts from government
and business
Meet virtually every week plus two
face-to-face Forums per year
5. 5
Recommendation 33 on
Single Window
Parties involved in trade and
transport
Standardized information and
documents
Single entry point
Regulatory requirements
Single submission of individual
data elements
6. 6
Tools for Simplification, Harmonization, Standardization
For Information and Communication Technology
•Rec25 – Use of the UN/EDIFACT Standard
•Rec14 – Authentication of Trade Documents
•Rec26 – Interchange Agreements
•Rec31 – Electronic Commerce Agreement
•Rec32 – Recommendation on e-Commerce Self Regulatory
Instruments
•UN/TDED – Trade Data Element Directory
•UN/CCL – Core Component Library
For Trade Procedures
• Rec18 – Facilitation Measures related to International
Trade Procedures
• Rec4 – National Trade Facilitation Bodies
• Rec40 – Consultation Approaches
For Trade Documents
• Rec1 – UN Layout Key for Trade Documents
• Rec6 – Aligned Invoice Layout Key
• Rec22 – Layout Key for Standard Consignment
Instructions
14. 14
6.7m hits from
170 countries
in 2015
330,000
unique
visitors
A web-based, interactive
knowledge management tool
Available in Arabic, English,
French, Russian and Spanish
2 new Itineraries
• Setting up a National Trade
Facilitation Body
• Developing a National Trade
Facilitation Roadmap
Updated information on TF
Organizations
New case stories
Updated brochure and training
materials
tfig.unece.org
17. 17
The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement
Creating commitments for
•All countries to implement a SW
•Financial support to developing countries for
SW development and implementation
•Monitoring (via the new WTO TF Committee)
18. 18
NEW WORK
Recommendation on Single Window Interoperability
Four areas:
• Business needs
• Semantics
• Governance
• Legislative
Objectives:
• Regional integration
• Trade facilitation
• Risk analysis purposes
• Advanced security declarations
• Preparation border volumes
• Combat illicit activity
19. Other New Recommendations
• New Recommendation
on Public-Private
Partnerships in TF
• New Recommendation
on monitoring efficiency
of trade and transport
corridors and systems
20. Rising Awareness of Resource Limitations
Longer term trends toward lower «classical growth»
Global warming and moves toward a circular economy
Energy, infrastructure and financial shortages
Increasing competetion
Means that waste is no longer an option, we can no longer:
• Underuse infrastructure
• Overpay officials thru corruption
• Lose competitiveness thru unpredictability
• Lose time and money
ALL issues that Single Windows help to address
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21. NEW Technology & Innovation
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Greater, and more affordable,
connectivity in developing countries
Moving from data-push to data-pull
systems
Block chain for unalterable messages
The Internet of Things
Cheaper and cheaper RFID,
embedded nano transmitters
Cloud computing
Deep Learning on Big Data