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Facilitating Trade:

Improving Customs Risk Management Systems

In the OIC Member States

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Table 42: Import time and costs in OIC MS related to border and documentary

compliance

Year

Time to import:

Border compliance

(hours)

Cost to import:

Border compliance

(USD)

Time to import:

Documentary

compliance (hours)

Cost to import:

Documentary

compliance (USD)

2016

N

Valid

55

55

55

55

Mean

110

607.04

103.24

302.75

Mode

84

0

a

72

200

Std.

Deviation

70.386

318.99

73.349

235.676

Range

325

1407

330

900

Minimum

2

0

6

0

Maximum

327

1407

336

900

2017

N

Valid

55

55

55

55

Mean

110.13

606.4

102.56

309.11

Mode

84

0

a

72

a

200

Std.

Deviation

72.047

322.827

73.555

249.544

Range

325

1407

318

1000

Minimum

2

0

6

0

Maximum

327

1407

324

1000

Source: Author’s compilation

World Bank changed the Trading across Border Methodology in 2016. Therefore, it is impossible

to include a larger timeframe for analysis.

The data collected under the Trading across Borders newmethodology is not comparable to the

data collected under the old one since Doing Business 2016 published data is significantly

different compared to data published in (and before) Doing Business 2015. Due to

methodological changes, the time is measured in hours and not in days, allowing the data to

reflect the widespread use of electronic data interchanges. Additionally, as opposed to the so-

called ‘old methodology’ the data on domestic transport is no longer taken into consideration

for the calculation of the Distance to Frontier and the ranking for the economy. Similarly, the

exact number of documents needed for exports and imports is no longer taken into

consideration for the calculation of the Distance to Frontier and the ranking for the economy.

For documentary compliance, only the overall time and cost of preparing, submitting and

validating all the documents required by law and commonly done in practice is counted.

For these reasons, it is practically impossible to make a comparative analysis of data between

the old and the new methodology and to determine if there was any impact of the CRM on trade

across borders.

The Figures below are visualizing the trade costs and time for import and export in OIC MS.