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1

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 4

1.1

The Methodology of the Study..............................................................................................................................5

1.2

The Sections of the Study ........................................................................................................................................6

2

Conceptual Framework........................................................................................................................ 8

2.1

Customs Risk Management Framework (CRMF) .........................................................................................8

2.2

Setting Up and Operating CRM .......................................................................................................................... 14

2.3

Benefits of Setting up CRMs ................................................................................................................................ 21

2.4

Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) ........................................................................................................ 24

2.5

International Agreements, Standards and Recommendations ........................................................... 25

3

Global Trends and Best Practices...................................................................................................31

3.1

Emerging Global Trends in CRM Development.......................................................................................... 31

3.2

Analysis of Global non-OIC Best Cases ........................................................................................................... 47

3.3

Summary – Lesson Learned from Kosovo, New Zealand and Australian Customs.................... 69

3.4

Requirements for a Successful Outcome during Establishment & Implementation of CRM . 71

3.5

Benchmark Criteria ................................................................................................................................................ 72

4

Analysis of OIC Member States’ CRM efforts...............................................................................75

4.1

Description of Assessment method ................................................................................................................. 75

4.2

Stage of Implementation of CRM in the OIC Member States ................................................................ 75

4.3

Comparative Findings of this study................................................................................................................. 76

4.4

Summary of the main findings of the OIC MS CRM Efforts ................................................................ 102

5

OIC Country Case Studies................................................................................................................ 104

5.1

CRM in Turkey Customs Administration (TCA) ...................................................................................... 104

5.2

CRM in Customs Service of Senegal (CSS) ................................................................................................. 114

5.3

CRM in Albanian Customs Administration (ACA) .................................................................................. 125

5.4

Summary – Lesson Learned from Turkey, Senegal and Albanian Customs ............................... 132

6

Conclusion and Recommendations ............................................................................................ 136

6.1

Challenges ................................................................................................................................................................ 136

6.2

OIC MS CRM Policy Options ............................................................................................................................. 143

7

List of Annexes ................................................................................................................................... 167

7.1

ANNEX I..................................................................................................................................................................... 167

7.2

ANNEX II ................................................................................................................................................................... 176

7.3

ANNEX III ................................................................................................................................................................. 200

7.4

ANNEX IV.................................................................................................................................................................. 210

7.5

ANNEX V ................................................................................................................................................................... 212