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Trade Facilitation Workshop:
Towards a National Single Window

Date
8–9 February 2011
Venue
Kathmandu, Nepal
Organizers
ESCAP Trade and Investment Division
The Ministry of Commerce and Supplies, Government of Nepal
Background
The Workshop is part of the trade facilitation capacity-building programme designed for Nepal in response to a request from the Government of Nepal through the Ministry of Commerce and Supplies.
Objective
The objectives of the Workshop are:
  • To assess current trade facilitation environment in Nepal
  • To foster increased understanding and exchange of views between public and private sector stakeholders
  • To learn about and draw lessons from on-going implementation of paperless trade and Single Window initiatives in other countries in the region; and
  • To develop an action plan to facilitate Nepal’s transition to Single Window environment.
Documentation
Presentation:

Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Session 1: Trade Facilitation in Nepal – a state of play

Concept and Process of Establishing a Single Window
System, and Best Practices of Single Windows in Asia
and the Pacific Region

Shamika Sirimanne, Chief, Trade Facilitation Section,
Trade and Investment Division, ESCAP


Trade Facilitation in Customs: Issues and Way Forward |
[Annex]
Shyam Dahal, Director, Department of Customs, Nepal

Document simplification and international Logistics
Rajen Sharma, Second Vice President, Nepal Freight
Forwarders Association (NEFFA)


Nepal: Towards Single Window Environment
Keshab Kaphley, Local consultant to ESCAP, Nepal

Session 2: Steps towards a Single Window environment

Single Window Business & Operations Models
Jonathan Koh, Director, Solutions & Consulting
CrimsonLogic Pte Ltd, Singapore


Business Process Analysis to Identify Trade Bottlenecks
Somnuk Keretho, Director, Institute for IT Innovation,
Kasetsart University, Bangkok


Business Process Analysis of Export of Vegetable
Ghee and Import of Textile

Pushpa Raj Rajkarnikar, Chairman, Institute for
Policy Research And Development, Nepal


Data Simplification, Harmonization and Standardization
Sangwon Lim, Trade Facilitation Section, Trade and
Investment Division, ESCAP


Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Session 3: Drawing lessons from experiences of other countries in the region and beyond

Sequential Move towards Single Window Environment
in Malaysia

Eswaran, Head, Channel Management and Marketing
Communications, Dagang Net Technologies, Malaysia


Single Window Implementation in Small developing countries
Jonathan Koh, Solutions & Consulting CrimsonLogic
Pte Ltd, Singapore


National Single Window in Thailand
Sinmahat Kiatjanon, Director, Planning and Standard
Division, Customs Department, Ministry of Finance,
Thailand
Participants
Nepalese government officials and experts from private sectors
Programme
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Contact
Sangwon Lim
Economic Affairs Officer
Trade Facilitation Section
Trade and Investment Division, United Nations ESCAP
Tel: 66-2-288-2573
Fax: 66-2-288-1027
Email: lim6@un.org

Last updated: 14 February 2011
 

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