Our Projects are
Transforming African Trade
Quick Contacts
2nd Floor, Fidelity Insurance Centre Waiyaki Way, Westlands
The AEO Scheme Digitalization programme is building on what was achieved under the AEO project in Strategy 1 where a proper AEO scheme was established and at least 25 companies are subscribed to the scheme. The aim of the digitalization effort is to simplify the process of applying, auditing, vetting and accrediting a firm to AEO status. Included in the project is the incorporation of the Rwanda AEO scheme to the regional framework that will also be automated to enable mutual recognition of Rwanda AEO in other EAC member states. This initiative will result into:
Mutual recognition of Rwanda AEO across borders (in EAC member states under similar schemes)
The following are the main interventions/solutions being done:
Cross border information sharing with EAC member states on AEO Accreditation
The project will be implemented by UNCTAD in conjunction with RRA. There will be a project team set up consisting of representation from RRA and private sector association. The project team will also coordinate activities with the EAC-wide project that is being run from Arusha.
Jackie Zizane: jackie.zizane@trademarkea.com
Jacob Hodari: jacob.hodari@trademarkea.com
Doreca Musenga: doreca.musenga@trademarkea.com
Lucy Mudaheranwa: lucy.mudaheranwa@trademarkea.com
John Kulova: john.kulova@trademarkea.com
Alban Odhiambo: alban.odhiambo@trademarkea.com
IMPROVED AND MORE TRANSPARENT TRADE SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES/ EFFECTIVE TRADE SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES
info access for
crops & over five breeds of livestock
info access for
crops & over five breeds of livestock
info access for
crops & over five breeds of livestock
Key outputs include;
Burundi NMC National Coordinator is recruited
Burundi NMC National Strategy is developed and validated
Burundi National Monitoring Committee (NMC) for Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs) Action Plan developed and implemented