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Partnership between Academia and CustomsPractices in AP Region Dr. TONG Hua WCO ROCB A/P WCO PICARD Conference 2017 26-28 September 2017, Hammamet, Tunisia
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Partnership between

Academia and Customs:Practices in AP Region

Dr. TONG Hua WCO ROCB A/P

WCO PICARD Conference 2017

26-28 September 2017, Hammamet, Tunisia

Topics

1. Brief Introduction of ROCB A/P and New

Research Function

2. Case Sharing of Academia and Customs

Collaboration in AP Region

WCO Members in 6 regions

Afghanistan

Australia

Bangladesh

Bhutan

Brunei Darussalam Cambodia

China

Fiji (Vice Chair)

India

Indonesia

Iran Japan

Korea

Laos

Malaysia

Maldives

Mongolia

Myanmar

Nepal

New Zealand

Pakistan

Papua New Guinea

Philippines

Samoa

Singapore Sri Lanka

Thailand

Timor Leste

Tonga Vanuatu

Vietnam

Macau Hong Kong

•Blue: ROCB location

•Orange: RTCs

5

ROCB A/P The Asia/Pacific Regional Office for Capacity

Building (ROCB A/P) was officially launched on

28 September 2004

World’s 1st ROCB – 6 ROCBs in the world

Located in Bangkok, Thailand, since its inception

with strong patronage of the Thai Customs

Department

Official Opening Ceremony on 28 Sep 2004

Mission To assist capacity building of Members to continuously

securing and facilitating trade

Implementation

of WCO Conventions, Instruments

and Tools

Improve CB Needs

Analysis, Delivery and Management

Enhance Collaboration

with Development

Partners

Pillar Ⅰ

Enhance Communicati

on & Information

Sharing

Pillar Ⅱ Pillar Ⅲ Pillar Ⅳ

ROCB A/P Website (http://www.rocb-ap.org/)

Launched in 2014, updated with pertinent information

To share & connect A/P members plus Stakeholders

ROCB A/P e-newsletter

Issued every quarter to introduce the latest capacity

building activities in A/P region

ROCB A/P Annual Report

Comprehensive report on

ROCB A/P CB activities

2016/2017 Version is coming

soon

The study of ROCB A/P 2017 would focus on the

development and the use of tailor-made national

E-learning module

Making full use of the Capacity Building Data:Echo theme of Year 2017 International Customs

Day : “Data Analysis for Effective Border Management”

ROCB A/P moderates and speaks at the

International Academic Conference on Economic

Security, 27-30 January 2017, Baku, Azerbaijan

Mode1. China Customs E-Learning Platform

Introducing the WCO E-Learning modules on a

national platform

Resource

China

Customs WCO

Harvard

Business

School

Periodicals Others

Quantity

560.5

peirods,

480

courses

192

courses

7

courses

200

volumes

4

Update

Frequency 20%yearly

Synchron

ously

with

CLIKC

yearly daily daily

Mode1. China Customs E-Learning Platform

Mode2. Hong Kong Customs E-Learning Platform

Blending the E-learning with the Simulation Training

Mode2. Hong Kong Customs E-Learning Platform

Blending the E-learning with the Simulation Training

Mode2. Hong Kong Customs E-Learning Platform

Blending the E-learning with the Simulation Training

Topics

1. Brief Introduction of ROCB A/P and New

Research Function

2. Case Sharing of Academia and Customs

Collaboration in AP Region

Case 1. China Customs’ Higher Education & Training Integrated Model

Developing an international study program

SCC’s exchange program with Netherlands Customs

Developing the teaching module with Netherlands Customs

Developing curricula for international postgraduate students

Lectures by overseas experts

The next ‘Five-Year Plan’

Strengthen cooperation with external customs agencies, foreign colleges and universities

Develop projects to build internationalised teaching faculties and provide students with a global vision

Promote wider training opportunities

Promote academic research and development

Volume 9, Number 1, March/April 2015

Only Three Independent Customs Colleges in the world

SCC

Customs High Education Institute

WCO Regional Training Center

China Customs

National

Training Center

Belt and Road

Capacity Building

Center

Undergraduate Academic Education

Administration

● Taxation

Economics

● Law

Law

● English

Literature

● Customs Administration

● Logistics Management

● Auditing

● International Business

A specially set major under

state control and deployment

Ministry of Education

National Characteristic Specialty

Construction Spots

Undergraduates

2148

Postgraduate Academic Education

2012.12: “the Personnel Development Program

for National Special Needs”

approved by the State Council.

2013.09: The first postgraduates majoring

in Taxation were enrolled

At present:76 full-time postgraduates 2015.07:The first postgraduates majoring in

Taxation graduated

College-College

Cooperation

University of Munster, Germany

University of Canberra, Australia

Japan Customs Training Institute

Russian Customs Academy

University of Customs and Finance, Ukraine

Customs Laws Research Center

Research Centers of Customs Duties,

Customs Clearance

Public Relations Research Center

Customs Risks Management Research Center

Customs Administration Research Institute

Scientific Research

Case 2. Japan-WCO: HRD Master Degree Programme

Japan-WCO Human Resource Development Programme

Through CCF/Japan

CTI and CTB provide practical segment of the program.

National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies/GRIPS (Public Finance Program)

Aoyama Gakuin University (Strategic Management

and Intellectual Property Rights Program)

Case 3. Korea Customs’ Master Program

KOREACUSTOMS SERVICE

Existing WCO programs for developing countries were focused on

working-level officials and in the area of customs administration

⇒ Lack of opportunities for high-level officials to share experiences

and knowledge

① Customs ② Universities ③ Private sector ⇒ New Model

⇒ Hosted by WCO + Supported by KCS + Conducted by Kookmin Univ.

Comprehensive programs for policy making and decision

⇒ ① Customs administration ② General management ③ Cases of

Private Sector businesses ④ WCO LMD

Korea Customs

Service Academia Private Sector / World Customs

Organization

EPCBA Program Background Source:

KOREACUSTOMS SERVICE EPCBA Program Structure Source:

① Objectives of the Program

- Designed for executive level officials from developing countries such as heads of

directorates

- In order to disseminate customs-related knowledge in management, AEO, FTA, etc.

- To enhance capacities in analyzing trends of global markets through obtaining

relevant knowledge

② Duration of Program

- A total of 7 weeks (4 weeks of theoretical lectures + 2 weeks of WCO LMD + 1 week

of study trip)

③ Curriculum -

-

-

-

Customs administration : FTA, AEO, IPR, Risk management, etc.

General Management : Management strategy, International trade etc.

Action plans : Establishment of action plans, presentation and feedback

Leadership Program : WCO LMD course

④ Lecture Method - English

- Faculty of the university in Korea + KCS international trainers + WCO LMD lecturers

- Discussion

KOREACUSTOMS SERVICE EPCBA Program (Curriculum) Source:

√. WCO LMD (Leadership & Management Development)

- Objective : WCO program for leadership and management development

to enhance capabilities and personnel management skills as leaders

- Motivation, behavioral leadership, self-development, etc.

- LMD expert(s) from WCO Capacity Building Directorate as lecturer(s)

Thank you for your attention! For more information:

http://www.wcoomd.org

http://www.rocb-ap.org

Tong hua

WCO ROCB A/P

E-mail : [email protected]

Upcoming CB programs on ROCB A/P Homepage


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