The Portal is a web-based platform that facilitates the WCO management & mobilization of experts from a global perspective, putting at its centre the actual expert, who can use the new platform to manage their own expert profile.
The BACUDA project aims at raising awareness and at building capacity in Data Analytics among WCO Members.
Order WCO’s publications and subscriptions to our services
The WCO e-learning offer to upskill Customs professionals as well as private sector and academia.
The Customs Enforcement Network
Help users in navigating through the WCO DM classes, data elements, and information models in interactive mode
WCO Information & Intelligence Centre
An application exploiting open source information
Reform, Modernization, Monitoring Activities and Projects, Single Window Interactive Map
International Standards for Customs in one place: HS, Origin and Valuation
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