The ASYCUDA Support Mechanism for the Pacific (ASMP) was established in January 2002 to provide long-term support to participating user countries, conduct trainings and other capacity building activities to sustain reform/modernisation initiatives and enhance the deployed automated customs management system (ASYCUDA).
ASYCUDA Support Mechanism for the Pacific
About the Project
Start and End Date
January
2002
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Not Available
Geographical Focus
Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu
Main Beneficiary
Government and Private Sector
Status
Active
Budget ($)
Donors
National Government
Implementing Agency
UNCTAD
Policy Area
PA3. Trade Logistics and Trade Facilitation
Strategic Output
3.1. Trade procedures relevant to cross-border E-commerce are digitized and harmonized across FICs.
Measures
3.1.2 Deploy interoperable customs systems including ASYCUDA in all FICs that have not acquired one, to increase harmonization of processes and procedures with the ability to connect to future single window systems
