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Implementation of TMA Strategy 1 interventions focused on the identification, monitoring, reporting and elimination of NTBs, capacity building of the National Monitoring Committees (NMCs) at the national level, and supported businesses to report NTBs faster by using mobile based applications, specifically the short message systems (SMS). Despite making inroads in the region, there is room for improvement in terms of a more streamlined real-time framework for the identification, monitoring and elimination of NTBs in the region, more deliberate public private dialogue with the aim of tackling the root causes of NTBs.
Considering success and challenges of the Strategy I interventions aimed at eliminating Non-Tariff Barriers in the EAC region. Strategy II TMA Investment in elimination of NTBS aims to establish a more coordinated process of NTB identification, monitoring and elimination while using more effective delivery channels and better integration with other TMA programmes in the EAC
The Non-Tariff Barriers programme will focus on two broad areas:
Strengthened institutional capacity to effectively respond to and resolve NTBs.
Improved cooperation and dialogue in the resolution of existing NTBs.
Mary Odongo, Email: mary.odongo@trademarkea.com
Strengthened institutional capacity to effectively respond to and resolve NTBs.
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