UNECE CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP ON TRADE FACILITATION IMPLEMENTATION: TOOLS, TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGIES 18 – 20 October 2004, Geneva Single Window Development and Implementation Experience of Senegal
UNECE UN/CEFACT Background (before Custom) The project of single Window (ORBUS 2000) has started in 1995 with Trade Point Senegal, when Senegal was convinced that Information Technologies were to improve trade procedures. In 1996, a workshop was organized with all the stakeholders to validate the way of doing business. In 1999, the software was ready but could not be tested because the custom administration was hostile.
UNECE UN/CEFACT Background (from custom….) In 2001 the Minister of finance and the Minister of Commerce agreed to transfer ORBUS management to Custom In 2002, Custom create a private company to develop and deploy the ORBUS system From 2002 to 2004, GIE GAINDE 2000 has improved the system using latest technologies and adapting functionalities to the new business environment. In 2004 the pilot of ORBUS was launched in January and the system is officially operational since July 1st
UNECE UN/CEFACT Design and development process « National initiative, national funding, national expertise » What we plan… (95) describe Simplify standardize Automate Improve… What we’ve done (2002) describe optimizeAutomate Improve… Standardize AutomateStandardizeAutomateStandardize
UNECE UN/CEFACT Design and development process
UNECE UN/CEFACT TREASURY Electronic payment system Custom Brokers ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PLATFORM BANK A BANK B BANK X CENTRAL BANK TRADE X Interface
UNECE UN/CEFACT Structure and services Services Center Training Center Users Technical Assistance
UNECE UN/CEFACT payment Importers STAKEHOLDERS ELECTRONIC PAYMENT PLATFORM printing
UNECE UN/CEFACT Importers Government Agencies Private Agencies Custom Brokers Participants
UNECE UN/CEFACT Participants GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: 1.Change Control Authority (DMC) 2.Department of Agriculture (DPV) 3.Department of Breeding (DIREL) 4.Department of Commerce (DCE ) 5.Department of Fishing (DOPM) 6.Quality Contral Division (DCQ) 7.Metrology Division 8.La Direction des Eaux et Forêts 9.Direction de la Pharmacie
UNECE UN/CEFACT PRIVATE STAKEHOLDERS: 1.Banks 2.Insurance companies 3.Inspection : COTECNA CLIENTS: 1.Importers 2.Custom brokers
UNECE UN/CEFACT Business model Initial funding : Government and CGPID Fees: Connexion: Connexion: 200 USD (once at all) For For each transaction: 4 USD each document: 2 USD
UNECE UN/CEFACT Situation Project cost: From 96 to 99: 4 millions USD From 02 to 04: 1 million USD Online users: 50 Custom agents – 80 importers. Offline users: 50/ day Number of transaction/month: 3000 (57%) Operator Agency: Name : GIE GAINDE 2000 Owners: Owners: C.G.P.I.D (80%) – private (20%) Staff: Staff: 28
UNECE UN/CEFACT Results
UNECE UN/CEFACT Results
UNECE UN/CEFACT Lessons learned Single windows system is a combination of Technologies, business organisation and human factors Strong commitment of government is necessary Map the reality before reingeniering Custom administration involvement is necessary Users training is a critical aspects
UNECE UN/CEFACT What are your future plans for the Single Window? Electronic payment system Single entries for both ORBUS and Trade X Multi platform application Connexion of news stakeholders Common standard for data exchange with other bodies (XML,UNLK, UNTDED,…) Build pan African Network for Trade Facilitation
UNECE UN/CEFACT Demonstration
UNECE UN/CEFACT