Solomon Islands

10.4 - Single window

Articles	10.4.1 – 10.4.2 – 10.4.3 – 10.4.4 View measure text
Indicative date of implementation	22 February 2027
Definitive date of implementation	31 December 2050
Deadline for extension request, if required	2 October 2050
Assistance required for implementation	• Capacity building: Required to understand, implement and manage single window operations for local staff. • Diagnostic and Needs Assessment: For feasibility study; then determine if TA and capacity building required for implementing and managing single window. Tags: Information and communication technologies (ICT), Legislative and regulatory framework, Diagnostic and Needs Assessment, Human resources and training
Donor / Agency	World Bank
Progress reported	22 August 2022 — G/TFA/N/SLB/2 Status 2019 The National Single Window Workshop was hosted by World Bank Group (WBG) June 2019. This was the start of the process to inform stakeholders regarding Solomon Islands National Single Window (SINSW) its work and the preparations needed. Status 2022 The Customs modernization project which commenced in 2019 with significant International Customs expertise has determined and confirmed that LDC such as Solomon Islands is not prepared nor capable of developing and implementing an advanced multi agency SW system. Work on such system involve significant planning consultation, legislative review, training and upgrade of inform system across multi agencies. This is both uneconomic and time intensive unless commenced as a major single project. Solomon Islands need further support: • To formulate and incorporate the SW process into the Govt. policy and for possible reflection in the review Customs Legislation. • Need required training to implement and manage SW operations for respective implementing agencies. • Infrastructure development and Border agencies cooperation required.