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Our market analysis and resource solutions will help you review crucial trade related information in over 200 countries and territories.
We aim to bring prosperity, inclusiveness and sustainability to developing countries through trade-related development assistance.
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The Rules of Origin Facilitator is designed to support small and medium-sized companies’ needs. It is intuitive to use and business friendly. Each origin provision is linked to a bespoke glossary allowing users to familiarize themselves with the purpose of the provision and practical examples of its application.
The Word Trade Organization (WTO) and the World Customs Organization (WCO) are partners of this initiative. |
The International Trade Centre’s Rules of Origin Facilitator provides user-friendly access to ITC’s database of rules of origin and origin provisions in trade agreements. It works in tandem with the tariff and trade agreements databases that have been continuously maintained by ITC’s Market Access Map since 2006. This results in a unique market intelligence solution that empowers companies to benefit from trade agreements worldwide.
You can use ITC’s Market Access Map to find ad valorem equivalents (AVEs) for non-ad valorem duties in order to compare tariffs across countries.
The application includes tariff rate quotas (TRQs). The Market Access Map also offers a list of trade agreements with their corresponding texts of rules of origin and certificates of origin.
While accessing our Market Access Map you will also find other relevant market access data, such as trade remedies, regulatory requirements and bilateral trade flows, to help you prioritize and analyse export markets as well as prepare for market access negotiations.
The tool allows for unlimited bulk data downloads and offers visualization for global perspectives of tariffs in specific sectors by country.
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ITC’s Market Access Map provides information on applied customs tariffs including Most Favoured Nation tariffs and preferences granted unilaterally and in the framework of bilateral and regional trade agreements.
