B. Streamlining of the travel process

One urgent need is simplification of our operational planning and the manner in which we conduct operations.

(a) Continue to simplify the vendor registration process, taking into account access to the Internet

Simplify

Enables some cheats that are useful for debugging.

Structuring mode

Trade procedures facilitation Fair and simplified trade

To start implementation of EU criteria for acceding countries

Business to implement global business practices and standards

D. Simplification and harmonization

The Subcommittee noted that the development and upgrading of the Asian Highway was receiving priority in national development plans and investment programmes in many countries of the region, including China, India, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal, the Russian Federation, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam.

Transport facilitation

(b) Transport facilitation

OK, this will make it a lot simpler.

(b) Follow up to the 2004 Executive Forum Trade Facilitation

Item 4 (b) of the provisional agenda

This looks like a simplification.

This is just a fast simplification problem.

Facilitating enterprise creation

Harmonization of international trade development through the organization of informational databases by involving the SME small and medium sized enterprises sector Creation of an investment friendly environment Creation of new circumstances for trade development and corresponding international agreements

Simplification of controls at border crossings

Simplification and Harmonisation of Trade Procedures

(c) Simplifying processes and rules.

Code simplification, UI suggestions.

A negative times a negative is a positive.

Requests the Secretary General to continue to simplify and streamline the registration process for vendors and to share responsibilities among the various United Nations organizations

Simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures

Trade and transport facilitation and development Trade facilitation and regional integration Private sector expectations from the WTO negotiations on trade facilitation Implementation of trade facilitation measures Conclusions and the way forward

Trade facilitation and regional integration

Trade facilitation as an engine for development

Mr. Jonathan Claridge, European Commission

Mr. Eduard Arruga I Valeri, Import Export Procedures Expert Group of the Confederation of European Agrifood Industries

Figure 2 Facilitating International Trade

5.3.2 Trade Facilitation and Security

The proposal contains major simplifications of the standard

Simplification is not limited to administrative work.

So bear with our simplicity now when I take you over to this shot.

Over simplification isn't always a bad thing, though.

Trade as a proportion of national income is more important for many developing countries than for most large developed economies.

Topic Trade facilitation as an engine for development

5.3.1 Trade Facilitation within the WTO Framework

Trade facilitation offers a development dividend for all countries.

facilitation of international maritime traffic prevention of unnecessary delays to ships, their crews, passengers and cargoes and unification and simplification of formalities, documentary requirements and procedures.

This will include simplification of procedures for public sector management.

The simplification of the process for the preparation of the UNDAF document and the focus on a results matrix were welcome.