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IRU Contribution to the OSCE / IRU Contribution to the OSCE / UNECE Inland Transport Security UNECE Inland Transport Security Discussion Forum Discussion Forum Vienna, 12 Vienna, 12 - - 13 December 2011 13 December 2011 Umberto de Pretto Umberto de Pretto Deputy Secretary General Deputy Secretary General

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  • IRU Contribution to the OSCE / IRU Contribution to the OSCE / UNECE Inland Transport Security UNECE Inland Transport Security

    Discussion ForumDiscussion Forum

    Vienna, 12Vienna, 12--13 December 201113 December 2011

    Umberto de PrettoUmberto de PrettoDeputy Secretary GeneralDeputy Secretary General

  • Evolution of IRU Evolution of IRU MembershipMembership

    Created 1948National Associations from

    8 founding countries

    2011180 Members73 Countries

    17 New CRIPA Members

    (c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011 Page 2Page 2

  • What is Globalisation?What is Globalisation?

    Road Transport has become a production tool!

    What does it take to have a cup of coffee in a cafWhat does it take to have a cup of coffee in a caféé? ?

    The combined efforts ofThe combined efforts of29 companies in 18 countries29 companies in 18 countries

    Page 3Page 3(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011

  • 9/11 Worldwide Security 9/11 Worldwide Security Requirements changed foreverRequirements changed forever

    Page 4Page 4(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011

  • Road Transport and Road Transport and SecuritySecurity

    �� Physical security Physical security –– conditions for conditions for drivers, vehicles, passengers and drivers, vehicles, passengers and goods transportedgoods transported

    �� Commercial security Commercial security –– practical practical and legal conditions under which and legal conditions under which road transporters operateroad transporters operate

    �� Customs security Customs security –– Customs Customs procedures applied to vehicles procedures applied to vehicles and goodsand goods

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  • Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

    �� Regulations on access to the Regulations on access to the profession and marketsprofession and markets

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  • IRU Academy: Worldwide Excellence in Road Transport TrainingIRU Academy: Worldwide Excellence in Road Transport Training

    Page 7Page 7(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011

    IRU Academy Advisory Committee

    World BankWorld Bank

    UUnited nited NNations ations EEconomic conomic CCommission for ommission for EEuropeurope

    International Network of IRU Academy Accredited Training InstituInternational Network of IRU Academy Accredited Training Institutes tes (ATIs)(ATIs)

    Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

  • Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

    �� Convention on the Contract for the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by International Carriage of Goods by Road (Road (CMRCMR), 1956 ), 1956

    �� Harmonised competition and transport Harmonised competition and transport documentdocument

    �� Only 55 Contracting PartiesOnly 55 Contracting Parties

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    IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training

    on their use through the IRU Academyon their use through the IRU Academy

  • Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

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    �� Agreement concerning the Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (Goods by Road (ADRADR), 1957), 1957

    �� Contributes to increasing road Contributes to increasing road security,security,

    �� Only 47 Contracting PartiesOnly 47 Contracting Parties

    �� ““EuropeanEuropean”” title inhibits geographical title inhibits geographical expansionexpansion

    IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training

    on their use through the IRU Academyon their use through the IRU Academy

  • Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

    �� Customs Convention on Customs Convention on Containers, 1972Containers, 1972

    �� Greatly facilitates movement Greatly facilitates movement of containers and security of of containers and security of transport under customs transport under customs sealsseals

    �� Only 38 Contracting PartiesOnly 38 Contracting Parties

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    IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training

    on their use through the IRU Academyon their use through the IRU Academy

  • Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

    �� International Convention on International Convention on the Harmonization of Frontier the Harmonization of Frontier Controls of Goods, 1982Controls of Goods, 1982

    �� Direct focus on securityDirect focus on security

    �� Only 55 Contracting Parties Only 55 Contracting Parties --mainly in Europemainly in Europe

    �� Annex 8 not implementedAnnex 8 not implemented

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    IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training

    on their use through the IRU Academyon their use through the IRU Academy

  • �� Customs Convention on the Customs Convention on the International Transport of International Transport of Goods under Cover of TIR Goods under Cover of TIR Carnets (Carnets (TIR ConventionTIR Convention), ), 1959 & 19751959 & 1975

    �� Door to door, multimodal secure Door to door, multimodal secure transport, but only 57 TIR transport, but only 57 TIR operational countriesoperational countries

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    Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

    IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of IRU contributed to the drafting and implementation of ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training ALL these UN Conventions and provides professional training

    on their use through the IRU Academyon their use through the IRU Academy

  • �� WCO SAFE Framework of WCO SAFE Framework of Standards, 2005Standards, 2005

    �� Security focusedSecurity focused

    �� Not legally binding Not legally binding

    �� No mutual recognitionNo mutual recognition

    �� 2007 addition 2007 addition -- conditions conditions and requirements for and requirements for Customs and Authorized Customs and Authorized Economic Operators (AEOs)Economic Operators (AEOs)

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    Instruments exist to Instruments exist to enhance securityenhance security

  • TIR meets WCO SAFE requirementsTIR meets WCO SAFE requirements

    ��

    ��

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  • The four core elements of WCO SAFE are:The four core elements of WCO SAFE are:

    Provision of Provision of Advanced Advanced

    Cargo Cargo InformationInformation

    PrePre--departuredeparture

    examinationexamination

    11MutualMutual

    recognition &recognition &Controlled Controlled

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    RiskRiskManagement Management

    to security andto security andsafetysafety

    44

    BenefitsBenefitsFor For

    TradeTrade

    Communication Communication PlatformPlatformbetween AEO &between AEO &AuthoritiesAuthorities

    Risk Risk ManagementManagementin TIRn TIRConventiononvention(e.g. Annex 10)(e.g. Annex 10)

    33 44Electronic Electronic PrePre--declarationdeclaration

    2211

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    WCO SAFE and AEO requirements WCO SAFE and AEO requirements can be fully satisfied by TIRcan be fully satisfied by TIR

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    TIR can facilitate TIR can facilitate implementation of WCO SAFEimplementation of WCO SAFE

  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

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    In 2008, IRU and ECMT surveyed attacks against truck drivers, as part of a wider study of crime against international HGV traffic

    Survey showed that 1 out of 6 international truck drivers suffer from attacks, mainly in parking areas

  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

    TRANSParkTRANSPark•• Identify Identify secure and secure and

    convenient truck parking convenient truck parking areas;areas;

    •• SearchSearch by country, within a by country, within a 100100--km radius or along km radius or along planned routes;planned routes;

    •• BrowseBrowse all facilities available all facilities available at the selected parking area;at the selected parking area;

    •• UploadUpload parking information;parking information;

    •• And much more !And much more !

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    www.iru.org/index/transpark-appwww.iru.org/index/transpark-app

  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

    �� Goods Transport Security Goods Transport Security GuidelinesGuidelines

    �� Road Passenger Transport Road Passenger Transport Security GuidelinesSecurity Guidelines

    �� Basic Incident Report Form Basic Incident Report Form (BIIRF)(BIIRF)

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  • Border Border Waiting Times Waiting Times Observatory Observatory (BWTO)(BWTO)Report on border Report on border waiting times, waiting times, free of charge, free of charge, anywhere in the anywhere in the world! world!

    www.iru.org/index/bwt-appwww.iru.org/index/bwt-app

    IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

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  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

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    TIRTIREElectroniclectronicPPrere--DDeclarationeclaration

    Connecting Business and Customsfor facilitating and securing international trade

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    www.tir-epd.org www.tir-epd.org

  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

    RReal eal TTime ime SSafeTIR (RTS)afeTIR (RTS)��UpUp--toto--date RTS information on date RTS information on guarantees status and validityguarantees status and validity

    ��Automatic transmission of TIR Automatic transmission of TIR Customs data to the IRU/CustomsCustoms data to the IRU/Customs

    ��All TIR Customs data available to All TIR Customs data available to authorised Customs/Associations authorised Customs/Associations worldwideworldwide

    Connecting Business and Customsto facilitate and secure international trade

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  • IRU Tools for Ensuring IRU Tools for Ensuring SecuritySecurity

    WCOWCO--IRU Distance LearningIRU Distance Learning

    Page 23Page 23 (c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011(c) International Road Transport Union (IRU) 2011

    https://e-learning.wcoomd.orghttps://e-learning.wcoomd.org

  • SWOT in Road Transport SWOT in Road Transport SecuritySecurity

    STRENGTHSSTRENGTHS WEAKNESSESWEAKNESSES

    OPPORTUNITIESOPPORTUNITIES THREATSTHREATS

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    • Institutional framework and tools exist• Multilateral instruments and tools are global• Efficiently facilitate and secure international

    trade and road transport

    • Global scope, but mostly concentrated in Europe• European focus led other continents to believe thatthe instruments were not relevant to them

    • National/regional solutions were developed impedingglobal reach

    • Existing global instruments are easy toimplement

    • Experience and know how are available to allcountries

    • Wider implementation of existing globalinstruments would significantly contribute toglobal security

    • The current economic and financial crisis situation,favours protectionism and unilateralism

    • Governments choosing to developnational or even regional regulations

    • Multiplication of non-harmonised security programmes

    • Multiplication of unnecessary procedures to becarried out at borders

    • Creating waiting times/risk exposure for vehicles andconsignments and jeopardising global supply chainsecurity

  • How should we respond to How should we respond to SWOT?SWOT?

    1.1. CoordinateCoordinate initiatives and initiatives and effortsefforts

    2.2. PromotePromote and implement what and implement what exists instead of reinventing exists instead of reinventing the wheelthe wheel

    3.3. Security requirements should Security requirements should not jeopardise the not jeopardise the facilitation of facilitation of trade and international road trade and international road transporttransport

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  • How should we respond to How should we respond to SWOT?SWOT?

    4.4. Implement Implement multilateral multilateral recognition of recognition of Customs security Customs security programmes programmes instead instead of bilateral of bilateral agreementsagreements

    5.5. Respond to Respond to increasing need for increasing need for electronic electronic declarations declarations

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    TIR-EPD

    National

    Customs System

    Country A

    National

    Customs System

    Country B

    National

    Customs System

    NCTS

  • Next stepsNext steps

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    Next steps

    Way Forward and Way Forward and RecommendationsRecommendations

  • Way Forward and Way Forward and RecommendationsRecommendations

    1.1. Promote the existing multilateral Promote the existing multilateral instruments instruments –– TIRTIR

    2.2. Define and implement standardised Define and implement standardised and harmonised communication and and harmonised communication and data protocols data protocols –– IRU B2C ResolutionIRU B2C Resolution

    3.3. Promote the use of existing IT tools Promote the use of existing IT tools developed in Public Private Partnership developed in Public Private Partnership to increase security of international to increase security of international trade and road transport trade and road transport --TRANSPark, BWTO, TIRTRANSPark, BWTO, TIR--EPD, RTS...EPD, RTS...

    4.4. Ensure appropriate international and Ensure appropriate international and national cooperation and coordination national cooperation and coordination amongst authorities and road transport amongst authorities and road transport operatorsoperators

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    TIR-EPD

    Real-TimeSafeTIR

    TRANSPark

    BWTO

  • www.iru.orgwww.iru.org

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