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Single Window Systems

In the OIC Member States

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The Ghana Single Window team developed the system by looking at other existing

experiences, and practices from the international community.

Detailed preparatory work was conducted. The project team developed a blue print of

the GCNeT system, put in place a roadmap and implementing strategy as a guidance

document before taking stocks of all business requirements, system design, system

development and implementation and an overarching committee to oversee the

project development.

Close collaboration and involvement of all stakeholders at all levels: overall project

level; in each government agency; technical working group and committee level.

Identification of a champion or resource persons in each stakeholder, who knows the

system well and understands how to make the changes.

Czech Republic Best Practices

The CZSW is a specific Single Window development that fully integrates into a regional Single

Window initiative from a technical and regulatory perspective. Responsibilities and functions

are shared and transferred to the EU level, and information exchanged automatically between

all Member States. This makes the CZSW a unique experience. Nevertheless the CZSW shares

some new practices with the Singaporean Single Window that should be highlighted as models

for future developments.

The CZSW and the Singaporean SW both apply the single submission approach which

eliminates burdensome formalities on the traders side.

The CZSW and the Singaporean SW both do not provide front services but allowed

multiple private companies to deliver this service. The advantage of this approach is

that the SW operator does not invest into development and maintenance of front

services, that there is competition of service providers that leads to improvement of

quality of services.

The CZSW and the Singaporean SW both integrate automated decision-making based

on integrated risk management, authorizations and registration, and other rules. This

speeds up dramatically decision-making times: two seconds in the EU SW, and 1 min in

Singapore Single Window.