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This is a confidential document intended for the use and information of the client to whom it is addressed and implementing partners

Ghana National Single Window (GNSW)

The Role of Data Models, Communication and Security

Controls in a Single Window environment – Ghana Case

6 September 2016

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• The Ghana Environment

• The Role of Data Models, Communication and Security Controls

GNSW – Trade Environment

20+

Business

Actor Groups (PGAs, Traders, Banks, Insurance,

Security Agencies etc.)

50+

Systems

Actors (PAARS, GCMS, eMDA Portal, TOS,

GICSS)

200+

Document

Processes (Import, Export, Transit,

Transhipment, Warehouse, etc.)

1

Harmonized

Data set (2016. Reference: WCO Data Model)

Multiple documentation submission & data duplication

Mostly paper-based processing & operations (both front-

end public services & internal workflow of the agency) -

even though some documents available electronically.

The current paper-based operations make it difficult to

validate the information within the paper documents

(data validation), especially when handling paper

documents from several Participating Government

Agencies (PGAs).

Difficult, costly and time consuming work coordination

among several regulatory agencies and business

stakeholders during trade facilitation/supply chain

operations.

Varying ICT-readiness among Stakeholders

Challenges

Single submission

Business process re-engineering and process

simplification

Internal workflow automation for PGAs and Automatic

electronic information exchange among PGAs

Improved ICT Infrastructure.

Capacity Building

Opportunities

A Data Model is an abstract model that organizes

elements of data and standardizes how they relate to

one another and to properties of the real world.

Ensures compatibility of data and

ease of sharing data across systems

hereby reducing cost of systems

Can be used as a blueprint for

the construction of new

software or for re-engineering

a legacy application

THE ROLE OF DATA MODELS (WCO DM V3.x)

Assist in the definition of business rules.

Assist to define primary source /ownership and usage

(business processes) of each data element.

Assist to enforce control, confidentiality and integrity.

Reduce replication of data, data structure, and

functionality, together with the attendant costs of

that duplication in development and maintenance.

THE ROLE OF DATA MODELS (WCO DM V3.x) Contd.

Document & Data Harmonization of 6 documents (normally submitted by the Rice Importer/Agent)

IDF Form

Customs

Declaration (BoE)

Standardized

Data Set of

Six

Application

Forms

(198 Common

Data

Elements)

Document

&

Data

Harmonization

Exercise

107 Data Elements

95 Data Elements

The harmonization exercise can reduce the number of data elements from 107+53+95+101+101+14 =471 (of these 6 documents)

to 198 common data elements.

Application Form for Import Permit (FDA)

101 Data Elements

14 Data Elements

Application Form for Import Permit (GSA)

Application Form for Import Permit

(PPRSD)

101 Data Elements

Application Form

for CCVR

53 Data Elements

Electronic Single Window Scenario

for Rice Import (pre-arrival process)

Importer/ Agent

GRA- Customs

PPRSD

FDA

Single Window Entry for Traders/Agents

Ghana NSW

Electronic information of each data element

is submitted once,

then several electronic application forms

can be automatically generated and

sent electronically to multiple relevant authorities.

GSA

IDF Form

(107)

Application Form

for Import Permit (101)

BoE (95)

Application Form for Import Permit

(14)

Application Form

for Import Permit (101)

1 2

3

4

5

Submitting electronically

198 data elements,

each only once

Electronic Process

6

MOTI

Application Form

for CCVR (53)

The role of a Service Oriented Architecture

A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is an architectural pattern in computer

software design in which application components provide services to other

components via a communications protocol, typically over a network. The

principles of service-orientation are independent of any vendor, product or

technology.

The adoption of this approach in Single Window environments will ensure reusable

services; interoperability of systems and client ownership of environment.

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