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BABEL — Benchmarking Online For Customs

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BABEL is a “big data” analysis tool for best practices developed by Moroccan Customs for use by the customs community, on the basis of information contained in the review WCO News and the “News” section of the WCO website.

The benchmarks result from the textual analysis of all the issues available in structured digital format, from issue 77 of June 2015 to issue 100 of February 2023.

Also integrated are the news published since 2009.

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SWITZERLAND

Data source :

"OMD News" (from issue 77 of June 2015 to issue 100 of February 2023).
"News" section of the WCO website (since January 1^st 2009).

Articles

Member cited in the title

Switzerland addresses the traffic in cultural goods
June 2016

Digital transformation: Swiss Customs presents its mid-term review
October 2022

Member cited inside article

Harmonization of procedures is still work in progress
February 2021

Digitization of ATA Carnets: overview of the ICC pilot project
February 2021

The EU cracks down on e-waste crime
February 2016

Interdisciplinary approach, a hallmark of the 2015 WCO PICARD Conference
February 2016

Tracking the illicit traffic in weapons
June 2016

Some thoughts on illicit trade
June 2016

Tariff and Trade Affairs
October 2016

Capacity Building
October 2016

Pre-loading advance cargo information: latest status update
October 2017

Overview of German Customs’ fight against illicit financial flows
June 2018

Burkina Faso: the problem of gold smuggling
June 2018

Rules of Origin Facilitator: a new tool to help MSMEs benefit from tariff preferences
October 2018

Mapping informality
February 2019

Serbia’s accession to the common transit procedure has become a real game changer
February 2019

Some 1,000 Customs officers have already benefited from the WCO Fellowship Programme
June 2020

The dynamic dual role of tariffs: insight into specific and ad valorem rates
October 2020

Revising RKC Specific Annex K: key aspects of the proposal and of its objectives
June 2021

Violent extremism, borders and action by Customs teams
October 2015

Illegal wildlife trade: an outline of the problems facing Peru
October 2015

Tobacco Control, International Trade, and Public Health: a review of Holly Jarman’s book ‘The Politics of Trade and Tobacco Control’
October 2015

Procedures and Facilitation
October 2015

PROFILE: Enhancing Customs Risk Management
June 2019

WCO and SECO begin collaborating to further boost trade facilitation
June 2019

Automated detection: Dutch Customs shares its experience
October 2022

Effective enforcement of international trade regulations requires powerful data analytics
February 2023

The crucial role of the WCO in trade liberalization of climate-friendly goods
June 2022

News

WCO and Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) celebrate their new Partnership
March 29, 2019

Project GAPIN II Workshop in Switzerland
June 05, 2012

WCO Secretary General’s visit to Swiss Customs
March 29, 2010

Switzerland pledges sustainable support for the WCO Fellowship Programme
March 26, 2009

Rankings by tag

Cultural goods ➔ 2
Informality ➔ 2
Money laundering ➔ 7
Illicit trade ➔ 8
Air cargo ➔ 8
Technology ➔ 9
Digital Customs ➔ 10
Illicit Financial Flows ➔ 10
Data exchange ➔ 13
Rules of Origin ➔ 13
Environment ➔ 13
Tobacco ➔ 15
Human resources ➔ 23
AEO ➔ 23
CITES ➔ 23
Events ➔ 26
Data Analysis ➔ 27
Enforcement ➔ 28
Training ➔ 31
Coordinated Border Management ➔ 31
Security ➔ 32
Risk management ➔ 35
Transit ➔ 36
Wildlife ➔ 36
Valuation ➔ 39
Trade facilitation ➔ 60
Capacity Building ➔ 68

Data source :

"OMD News" (from issue 77 of June 2015 to issue 100 of February 2023).
"News" section of the WCO website (since January 1^st 2009).

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