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Mingcong Li Trade Analysis Branch, UNCTAD ASEAN In-Country Training 10-14 February 2020 Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Data collection and update process Classification structure and key concepts CONTENTS Case studies


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Mingcong Li Trade Analysis Branch, UNCTAD ASEAN In-Country Training 10-14 February 2020 Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Data collection and update process Classification structure and key concepts Case studies and group exercises

CONTENTS

TRAINS online and other data dissemination tools

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Data collection and update process

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Where to find trade-related regulations Identifying all relevant regulations Classifying and registering the information (NTM and HS) Quality control

01 02 03 04

Good quality data

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Centralized sources/publications

Some countries compile and publish all their laws, regulations, acts, decrees, etc across all government institutions in one centralized publication

Decentralized sources

When a centralized source is missing, regulations need to be

  • btained from various ministries and institutions that regulate

trade (it is essential to obtain all regulations from each source)

Other sources

Such as WTO notifications (https://docs.wto.org/dol2fe/Pages/FE_Search/FE_S_S003.aspx ), WTO Trade Policy Reviews (http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp_rep_e.htm )

Types of official sources:

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United States of America

  • Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) is

an annual publication stating the currently applied law

  • Federal Register (FR) is a daily journal

which published any changes to the current law

ALADI (Association for Latin American Integration)

Official journals / gazettes that centralize the publishing of laws across all government institutions

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NTM Chapter Potential responsible Government Bodies A Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) Ministry of Agriculture; Standardization Agency, Ministry of Health, Customs Agency…... B Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Standardization Agency; Ministry of Health; Ministry of Ecology; Ministry of Industry; Ministry of Commerce C Pre-shipment Inspection and other formalities Customs Agency, Standardization Agency D Contingent Trade Protective Measures Ministry of Finance; Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade; Customs Agency E Non-Automatic Licensing, Quotas, Prohibitions and Other Quantity Control Measures Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade; Customs Agency F Price Control Measures Including Additional Taxes and Charges Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade; Customs Agency G Finance measures Ministry of Finance; National Bank H Measures Affecting Competition Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade I Trade-related investment measures Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade P Export-related measures Ministry of Economy, Industry or Trade; Standardization Agency; Ministry of Agriculture; Customs Agency

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All ministries, departments and subsidiary agencies checked Act/regulation that are trade-related (with url link or electronic copies provided) Status of the regulation (i.e. unchanged, replaced, amended, repealed, missing) → important for the updating of data

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01 02 04 03

Currently applied Affecting international trade Official and mandatory Detailed and specific

All regulations that are:

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The production, import, export and trade of pharmaceutical for the veterinary, shall be determined by a joint prakas (joint proclamation) of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry

Source: Amendment of the Law on the Management of Pharmaceuticals of Cambodia (2007)

Importation of plants and related plant products capable of harboring plant pests must be accompanied by a Phytosanitary or Health Certificate issued by the Plant Quarantine Service or its equivalent technical entity in the country of origin stating among others that the materials are free from pests.

Source: BPI Quarantine Administrative Order No. 01 series of 1981 (Philippines)

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Source

Document/ Regulation

Measure

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Source

Document/ Regulation

Measure Affected products Affected country Objective/purpose (where appropriate)

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Reality

Coherence

Reflects the reality as much as possible Allows for comparisons across countries, since procedures for data collection are the same Global comparable and comprehensive database

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❖ Understand legal system of the country (hierarchy of laws and regulations) ❖ Identify agencies/institutions issuing trade- related regulations (sources) ❖ Collect trade-related regulations from identified agencies (based on the 4 principles) ❖ Compare with previously collected data and check for amendments/newly issued regulations/repeals. ❖ Record all changes including amendments, repeals and newly issued NTMs in UNCTAD's database ❖ Collected at the reporter-year- partner-product – NTM level ❖ All trade regulations that were in force up to March 30, 2018 ❖ Include bilateral NTMs and measures applied to the whole world ❖ Products are defined for all 10 counties at the ASEAN Harmonized Tariff Nomenclature (AHTN 2017) at the 8-digit level

  • Data
  • Methodology
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Classification structure and key concepts

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Product Trade

Objective

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10%

10%

10% 70%

  • Ensure that food is

safe for consumers

  • Prevent the spread
  • f pests/diseases

among animals, plants or humans Standards or mandatory requirements on product characteristics or their related processes or production methods, including technical regulations, testing and certification procedures.

SPS measures TBT measures

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SPS TBT

No

YES

SPS

YES

TBT

Objective of protecting human, animal & plant life or health, or a country from the risks

  • f:
  • the entry, establishment
  • r spread of pests,

diseases, diseases carrying or causing

  • rganisms;
  • additives, toxins,

contaminants of disease-causing

  • rganisms in food,

beverages, or feedstuffs

  • diseases carried by

animals, pests or plants or products thereof; Human life/health Occupational health hazards Environment Endangered species Emissions levels Consumers Prevention of deceptive practices Other Quality, national security, technical harmonization Does the measure lay down mandatory requirements either on:

  • Product

characteristics

  • Production

processes or methods

  • Conformity

assessment To fulfil an

  • bjective of

protecting inter alia

No

Probably, chapter E

(e.g. licenses,

permits, quotas and other quantitative restrictions)

Others

Food safety, pests, diseases Not differentiated through objective!

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There is no overlap in coverage between the SPS and TBT agreement, it is possible that the same regulation contains both SPS and TBT measures for different requirement, but not possible for one requirement to have both SPS and TBT at the same time(only exception is labelling requirement). Neither SPS nor TBT are defined according to product coverage alone. It shall be defined by the objective of the measure plus affected product.

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TBT SPS SPS SPS TBT TBT

Packaging requirement for dangerous chemicals Testing of vehicles and accessories Safety requirement for toys Requirement on animals and animal products to come from disease-free areas Inspection of products for microbiological contaminants Maximum allowable levels of pesticide residues in food

SPS

Fumigation for preventing disease or pests spreading to a country

TBT

Volume, shape and appearance of packaging

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C

Pre-shipment Inspection C1 Pre-shipment inspection C2 Direct consignment (no 3rd country) C3 Requirement to pass through specified port of customs C4 Automatic licensing (monitoring and surveillance) C9 n.e.s

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D E

  • F

G H

  • I
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J

  • n distribution restrictions, describes restrictive measures related to the internal

distribution of imported products. K

  • deals with restrictions on post-sales services, for example restrictions on the

provision of accessory services. L contains measures that relate to the subsidies that affect trade M

  • n government procurement restrictions, describes the restrictions bidders may

find when trying to sell their products to a foreign government. N

  • contains restrictions related to intellectual property measures and rights.

O

  • on rules of origin, groups the measures that restrict the origin of products or its

inputs.

* Chapter J-O is not actively collected before the launch of the new "International Classification on NTMs" (2019)

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P Export measures P1 Export measures related to sanitary and phytosanitary measures and technical barriers to trade P2 Export formalities P3 Export licences, export quotas, export prohibition and other restrictions other than sanitary and phytosanitary or technical barriers to trade measures P4 Export price-control measures, including additional taxes and charges P5 State-trading enterprises, for exporting; other selective export channels P6 Export-support measures P7 Measures on re-export P9 Export measures, n.e.s

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Parallel to chapters of import measures P13: production and post-production requirements to export

  • Hygienic requirements related to SPS (see example in A4)
  • Treatment for elimination of plant and animal pests and disease-causing
  • rganisms in the final products (e.g. post-harvest treatment) or prohibition of

treatment (see examples in A5)

  • Other requirements on production or post-production processes related to SPS

(see examples in A6)

  • Production or post-production processes related to TBT (see examples in B4)
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Case studies and group exercises

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Revised Rules, Regulations and Standards Governing the Importation of Meat and Meat Products into the Philippines (2005)

Source: Republic of Philippines, Department of Agriculture ---DA Administrative Order No.26 (Series of 2005)

What are the measures imposed on importers to import meant and related products into Philippines?

  • 1. Veterinary Quarantine

Clearance (VQC) certificate shall be obtained by importer

  • 2. Only authorized Foreign

Meat Establishment can export meat to the Philippines

  • 3. The seal of the

container of the product shall be intact during import 4.Labelling requirements (labeling for both TBT and SPS)

6-8. Inspection and quarantine at the port of entry (*specific types of meat are also subject to laboratory tests )

  • 5. Transportation

requirement

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Lebel shall state: licensing number and etc.

Regulation Regarding Medical Devices and Household Products (2010)

Source: Regulation of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia No. 1190/MENKES/PER/VIII/2010

Labeling

Affected product: Medical Devices and Household Products Affected region: the whole world What measures do importers need to fulfill?

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NTM data entry using TRAINS Online Tool and

  • ther dissemination tools
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Issues for using excel template to enter information on NTMs:

1 5 4 2 3

Excel template not user friendly Time-consuming Difficult to conduct data collection or data update Error-prone Difficult to divide work in excel among different data collectors

添加 标题

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Real-time & collaborative online application that comprises of:

NTM data entry NTM data validation NTM data dissemination

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Country-level UNCTAD NTMs data collection National product classifications TRAINS NTMs on UNCTAD premise

How data was previously collected:

i-TIP on UNCTAD premise

trains.unctad.org

i-TIP backup and restore on UNICC premise

wits.worldbank.org

WITS database

  • n WB premise

Replace with TRAINS Online data entry tool Replace with TRAINS Online dissemination tool

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Allow input of new NTM data which addresses current data entry limitations (using excel) Allow update existing NTM data Incorporate automatic consistency checks for both input and update of NTM data Allow bulk upload of existing and external NTM data into the online system Role-based access control for users: 1) Data Collector 2) Data Collection Supervisor 3) HS Coder 4) HS Code Supervisor

Function include:

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Function include:

Allow NTM data to be validated and trackable through user-friendly dashboards and notifications Incorporate a circular revision system of NTM data, in which flagged observations automatically bounce back to NTM consultants until final approval Role-based access control for users: 1) Data Collector 2) Data Collection Supervisor 3) HS Coder 4) HS Code Supervisor

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Data Collector

Identifies sources Collect Regulation level information Collect Measure level information

Data Supervisor

Circular revision system

HS Coder HS Code Supervisor

Operates at measure level – convert product description to HS code

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Function include:

Once approved, NTM data should be made automatically publicly

  • visible. TRAINS Online is expected to replace the TRAINS database

currently used; Public NTM data will be easily filtered (customized search queries, full text search), explored and visualized (e.g. Tableau); Public NTM data shall be query-specific and customer- friendly to download (CVS, Excel, STATA file format), bearing in mind complexities of relational nature of database; Linking tariff and trade data (UN COMTRADE) with public NTMs data to compute, visualize and offer for download additional indicators.

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For policy makers and negotiators Via https://trains.unctad.org/ For analysts and researchers Via wits.worldbank.org

Same data on NTMs Different presentation for different users

UNCTAD TRAINS World Bank WITS

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Up until 2019, UNCTAD's NTM database covers data for 107 countries, containing more than 65000 measures.

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TRAINS (https://trains.unctad.org/)

Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

Measures Country Product

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Type of measure

1

Whether the measure is also a domestic measure

4

Country imposing the NTMs

2

Measure along with detailed measure description

3

HS to the most detailed level possible

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Search for: NTMs that the EU imposes on Vietnamese salted cashew nuts

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Source: UNCTAD TRAINS

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Please open the User Manual go to page 8, 12, and 16.

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