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Facilitating Trade:

Improving Customs Risk Management Systems

In the OIC Member States

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etc. Trade facilitation has been added to Customs objectives in recent years, and CAs are

increasingly taking over security role such as underpinning the WCO SAFE framework of

standards. CAs has two primary roles: revenue collection and security of their citizens related

to health, environment, products consumption, intellectual property rights, etc.

The variety of risks CAs is managing evolves accordingly

. Table 1

provides an overview of types

of customs risks in five distinctive areas from revenue collection, public health, environmental

protection, fight against terrorism and fair competition.

Table 1: Origin of risks for different customs objectives

Revenue

Collection

Public

Health

Environmental

Protection

Fight Against

Terrorism

Fair

Competition

Non-declared goods

Proper Tariff Classification

Proper Valuation

Proper Country of Origin

Trade Policy Measures

Proper Customs Procedures

Intellectual Property Rights

(IPR)

Trade Agreements Compliance

Money Laundering

Environmental Crime

Smuggling

Drugs and Precursors

Weapons of Mass

Destruction

Firearms

CITES

Nuclear and Radioactive

Materials

High Customs Duty Goods

Author’s compilation

2.1.3

Sources of Information for CRM

A risk-based approach relies on the collection, evaluation, and analysis of information in

different forms, of different types, and from different sources. Information supports decision

making at the different levels of a CRM approach

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: information is evaluated at strategic, tactical

and operational level. Table 2 shows the evaluation of the information on the strategic, tactical

and operational level.

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Bocij P., Greasley A.: Business Information Systems: Technology, Development and Management for the e-Business, 3nd

Edition, Pearson education Limited, 2006, page 19-20.