Single Window Systems
In the OIC Member States
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operators, banks, logistics and insurance companies. It covers the business processes/services
mentioned i
The use of Czech CDPS and Single Window is mandatory. 100% of customs declarations are
processed and approved by the Czech Customs services using the CDPS/CZSW; 100% of the
payments are made electronically through bank transactions; 100 % of permits and certificates
are processed by government agencies; 100 % of declarations and permits are processed
thought risk management system - 85% of permits and declarations processed within 10 - 15
minutes – se
Table 7: Processed Customs Declarations with Permits / Certificates – Czech SW
Customs declarations with permits / certificates
Year Import Export
2012 217303 48165
2013 231499 60735
2014 271978 67060
Source: Authors from OIC survey
Inventory of services
The CZSW is the interface between traders and the government agencies for trade related
permits and certificates that are presented jointly with the initial, not supplementary, customs
declaration. In 2012 the number of national government agencies delivering certificates through
the Single was 12. In the meantime, responsibilities for many regulatory procedures have been
transferred to the EU level and EU institutions deliver certificates through the EU Single
Window. Only three national agencies continue to deliver certificates/permits based on
domestic regulation (weapon, dangerous materials / dual use goods and export of objects of
cultural value).
Table 8: Czech Republic SW Services
Inventory of Business Processes / services
Request for permits and certificates
Submission of Customs declaration
Risk management at all levels
Exchange of Common Veterinary Document (CVED) with all EU MS.
Source: Authors from OIC survey
The CZ Republic SW rests on the single submission of trade data as shown i
The trader is lodging the Single Administrative Document (SAD) to the EU Member States (MS)
Customs Declaration Processing System. After authentication and validation, the SAD is
accepted. The rule-based engine, integrated in the Integrated Tariff Environment (ITE) is