1. Notes on tracebility and standards
Harm Jan van Burg

2. Intro and disclaimer Goverment Electronic services delivery
Standardsmanagement
Programme management
Policy implementation
Personal title

3. Society & Government Complex Political
Balance between what should be done and what can be done
In control

4. Tracability Supply chain Used to be just buy-ship-pay
Long detailed chains
Farmer to fork

5. In Control
Industry
Govenment
Information
Where, Who, What
Health

6. What can we do UN/CEFACT: open transparant and free
Community; gov. control; not a company
Trade and Transport facilitation
wide or narrow scope
Definitively a standards issue
More specific a semantic issue

7. Semantics and Trust Global understanding about goods and products
Understanding on wherabouts
Not just messages
Trusted controled semantics

8. Agiculture Leading sector Food Health Trust
Lots of activities, Fish, Plants, Flowers, Livestock

9. Recommendations Use of libraries Careful with commercial standards
Always ask where is this from? who benefits?
Standards are not A-political
Involvement paramount

10. Committee on trade supported by UN/CEFACT
Trust and stability
Equal playing field
Facilitating trade
Protecting society
Enable balance and control

11. Next steps Cooperation (also within UNECE)
Support and involvement (help us supporting you)