"The World Bank has been an active supporter of customs reform across the world for the past 20 years, having supported roughly 120 such programs. The Bank works closely with national reformers and has piloted a number of new, innovative strategies.
"Two of these, in Cameroon and Afghanistan, deserve special mention.
"Their approaches are relatively unique, reflecting very different circumstances. But they may have application in other countries."
Read the commentary by Gerard McLinden and Miles McKenna, in The Trade Post, a World Bank blog page.
Global Anti-Corruption Updates
