To expedite and simplify information flow between government and trade and bring meaningful gain to all parties involved in international trade. To establish

To expedite and simplify information flow between government and trade and bring meaningful gain to all parties involved in international trade.To establish the viable, simplified, standardized and integrated environment for cargo clearance in line with international best practicesTo reduce time and resources needed for cargo clearance

Capacity Building Workshop onTrade Facilitation Implementation forASIA and Pacific Region

17-18 March 2005, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A single submission

A single processing of data and Information

A single consultation & decision making

process




Design a model for the ASEAN Single Window

Establish and operate mechanisms of consultation and decision making among involved ministers and agencies for the effective implementation of ASEAN Single Window

Undertake the harmonization and standardization of data and information relevant to the ASEAN Single Window

Draft an agreement to enforce the implementation of the ASEAN Single Window



Establishment National Working Group Compilation of related documents Compilation of relevant procedures

and functions

Phase I (Aug 2004 – Nov 2004)

Phase II (Dec 2004 – Mar 2005) Analysis of data structures and

business process flows Formulation of the new business

process flows Development of the technical

documents Development of the draft ASEAN

agreement



Phase III (Apr 2005 – Jun 2005)

Phase IV (Jul 2005 – Sep 2005)

Finalization of ASEAN agreement Finalization of technical documents Development of Draft ASW Model Consultation with the private sectors

Finalization of ASW Model Development of implementation

plan Submission of ASW Model to AEM



BRUNat’lSW

CAMNat’lSW

INDNat’lSW

LAONat’lSW

MALNat’lSWMYA

Nat’lSW

PHINat’lSW

SINNat’lSW

THANat’lSW

VIENat’lSW

ASEANReg’lSW



Singapore SW

Indonesia SW

Viet Nam SW

InternetFacilities

Cambodia SW

Brunei SW

Malaysia SW

Myanmar SW

Philippines SW

Thailand SW

Lao SW

SW = Single Window Provider





Logistics – Efficient flow of Goods

~25-30%

~11%

~10%

~7%

Thailand

Japan

USA

EU

Logistics Costs in Thailand is quite high



Transportation Infrastructure

&Legislation

ICT Development

Knowledge Development

SMECompetency

ImprovementEfficiency

InformationNetwork

Development

HR DevelopmentFor Supporting

Industry

Development Logistics

System for SMEs

ImprovementLaw & Regulation

CreateLogistics Database

HR Developmentfor Industry

Promote IT solutions For SMEs

Infrastructure Development

Support SMEs LogisticsProviders

HR Developmentfor Service Providers

HR Developmentfor Government

Agencies

High Priority



Port WindowPort Window

Customs WindowCustoms Window

Trading WindowTrading Window

Licensing Licensing Agency WindowAgency Window

Single WindowSingle WindowFacilitiesFacilities

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Broker Importer Exporter Broker Importer Exporter

Release And

Clearance

Others

Fishery

Food & Drug

Agriculture

Trader

Integrated electronic single point of entry

Internet

Licensing



Single WindowFacilities

Licensing AgencyWindow

Customs Window

Port Window

CustomsEnforcement

CustomsClearance

Information Center Portal

TOR for government agencies to integrate their backend systems

Single Window entry Pilot Project on some potential product connectivity with involved government agencies

Integrated System for more strategic products

Fully Integrated Project Development

Cross-border Applications Development

Pilot Project Implementation

Pilot Project Implementation

Year# 1Expand to

other groups of products

Expand to other

groups of products

Year# 2Cross Border

Paperless Trading

Cross BorderPaperless

Trading

Year# 3

MainActivities





More effective and efficient deployment of resourcesCorrect and increased revenue yield Improved trade complianceEnhanced securityIncreased integrity and transparencyReduced costs decreased delaysFaster release and clearance

Dr. Sathit LimpongpanDirector-General of Customs

The Royal Thai Customs



Documents

To expedite and simplify information flow between government and trade and bring meaningful gain to all parties involved in international trade. To establish