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The WCO is an intergovernmental body that enhances the effectiveness and efficiency of Customs administrations worldwide. It represents 186 Customs administrations that process 98% of world trade and provides expertise and guidance on Customs matters.
SAFE Self-Assessment checklist. To assist Customs administrations in evaluating their conformity with the FoS, the WCO Secretariat has crafted a Self-Assessment Checklist which provides a snapshot of the required elements contained in the Framework of Standards.
As part of the suite of products, the WCO Capacity Building Development Compendium was developed as a guide to the key management techniques needed to enable Members to take full control of their own organizational development.
The WCO promotes certainty, predictability and security of the international movement of goods and people accompanying goods by establishing clear and precise standards, e.g. the WCO SAFE Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade.
What is its role? The Capacity Building Directorate is the Directorate in the World Customs Organization with responsibility for the development of Customs Services globally through the implementation of WCO Conventions, guidelines and tools.
Both the ATA Convention and the Istanbul Convention are WCO instruments governing temporary admission of goods. The ATA system, which is integral to both Conventions, allows the free movement of goods across frontiers and their temporary admission into a customs territory with relief from duties and taxes.
