Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model
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Trade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics Re Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelesearch InstituteTitleTrade Facilitation through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelAuthor ProjectFrode Veggeland EUs erfaringer med ekvivalens og gjensidig godkjenning (L047)PublisherNorwegian Agricultural Economics Research InstitutePlace of publication Oslo Year of publication 2006 N Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelumber of pages ISBNISSN Key wordsEuropean Union, trade facilitation, mutual recognition, equivalence, WTO, Codex Alimentarius CommissionAbout NILF•ResTrade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model
earch and analyses on agricultural policy, food industry, commodity trade, economics, farm management and rural development.•Documentation of financiaTrade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics Re Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelication of annual Account Results in Agriculture and Forestry.•Development of tools for farm management and accountancy.•Funded by the Ministry of Agriculture, the Research Council of Norway and by assignments for public and private clients.•Main office in Oslo; regional offices in Bergen, Trondheim Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model and Bodo.iiForewordThis report deals with the EU's work on trade facilitation in general and the application of the principles of equivalence and mutTrade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model
ual recognition in particular. Both the EU's work on facilitating trade between its Member States and between the EU and third countries is explored. Trade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics Re Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelg different trade facilitating tools. Thus, it is possible to talk of an EU "model" of trade facilitation. This model includes a variety of tools. However, in this report only two trade facilitating tools are highlighted, namely equivalence and mutual recognition because these have been high on the Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelagenda in several international bodies in recent years. The report looks at both the EU's work internally on applying these tools and its internationaTrade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model
l work, both bilaterally and towards the WTO and Codex Alimentarius Commission.The report can be seen as a supplement to earlier work on the issue of Trade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics Re Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model04; Elvestad and Veggeland 2005).The report is written by Frode Veggeland, Norwegian Agricultural Economics Research Institute, as part of a project funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs. Christel Elvestad, Nordland Research Institute, assisted in conducting interviews wi Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelth EU and U.S. officials and has contributed with many useful comments during discussions on trade facilitation, equivalence and mutual recognition ovTrade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Model
er several years. Stig Gezelius, Norwegian Agricultural Economics Research Institute, has read through an earlier draft and made several useful commenTrade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics Re Trade Facilitation Through equivalence - UE Modelo was responsible for the final layout of the report.Norwegian Agricultural Research Economics Institute, Oslo, April 2006iiiIvar PettersenDirectorivTrade Facilitation Through Equivalence and Mutual Recognition: The EU ModelbyFrode VeggelandCentre for Food Policy/Norwegian Agricultural Economics ReGọi ngay
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