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Strategy recommendations for policy makers initiatives in South-South cooperation : transferring the Jamaica Customs Automated Services (CASE) solution to the Antigua and Barbuda Customs and Excise Division

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TextPublication details: IDRC WashingtonUS [2009]Description: 43 pAction note:

7/24/09 JOYD

Summary: Focuses on the introduction of CASE and the benefits that were derived from its implementation in Jamaica and Antigua and Barbuda. Presents a synopsis of the findings of CASE and focuses on the key areas of implementation and achievements. Elaborates more generally on those areas to be avoided.

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Bibliography: p. 41-42

Focuses on the introduction of CASE and the benefits that were derived from its implementation in Jamaica and Antigua and Barbuda. Presents a synopsis of the findings of CASE and focuses on the key areas of implementation and achievements. Elaborates more generally on those areas to be avoided.

7/24/09 JOYD

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