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Risk Management: Introduction and Principles

78,00

Description

In today’s complex global trade environment, effective Risk Management is essential for Customs administrations. This interactive e-learning module will teach you about how robust a Risk Management framework is implemented in cross-border and trade environments.
The course delves into the core principles of Risk Management and how they translate into real-world Customs operations. You’ll learn about the strategies used by Customs for balancing trade facilitation and control.

Through a captivating scenario, you’ll participate in a fictional WCO mission tasked with analyzing a Customs administration’s Risk Management practices. By participating, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how these principles translate into tangible results that benefit all stakeholders in cross-border and trade environments.

This course was developed by the WCO Risk Management and Intelligence Programme and funded by Accelerate Trade Facilitation supported by the United Kingdom, and the WCO Anti-Corruption and Integrity Promotion (A-CIP) Programme funded by Norway.

Modules included:

  • Risk Management: Introduction and Principles
  • Course certificate
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Language

English

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