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Customs Department - Botswana

The national customs authority of Botswana.

Customs Department - Rwanda

The state customs administration of Rwanda.

Customs Department - Jordan

The state customs administration of Jordan.

Customs Department - Senegal

The Direction Generale des Douanes (Directorate General of Customs) is part of the Republic of Senegal's Ministry of Finance & Economic Affairs.

Customs Department - South Korea

The state customs administration of South Korea.

Anglo Pacific

This freight forwarder provides international shipping facilities for goods such household effects, vehicles and valuables. Angle Pacific allows goods to be tracked during their journey, and gives guidelines for import and export customs rules and regulations for over 200 countries. They also offer...

Customs Department - Lebanon

The state customs administration of Lebanon.

Excess Baggage Company

This shipping company operates from the UK, shipping household goods and vehicles around the world. Provides a guide to packing goods in preparation for shipping, and an online country-by-country guide to import and export customs requirements for moving personal goods, household effects, removals,...

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Freight & Logistics Checklist

Freight and Logistics - A check list for the freight and logistics process.

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R.E.A.C.T. Tajikistan

Abnormally cold weather conditions in Tajikistan, causing heavy snowfall and frozen rivers, have damaged water and electrical supply systems and isolated mountain villages. Snowfall in December 2007 was 245% above the historical average for the month. Temperatures of between -8°C and -25°C since...

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How your community group can help

Guidelines for community groups offering assistance to charity organisations.

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Importing, exporting and EC trade

This document contains information, mainly for commercial use, on import and export systems in the European Union (EU). It may be useful for humanitarian shipments, as it lists customs procedures and contacts details for customs authorities. Commercial regulations are applicable to humanitarian...

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R.E.A.C.T. Tsunami - ARCHIVED

As the reconstruction work in response to the Asia quake and tsunami continues, we will keep this page updated to maximise the possibility of cooperation between those wanting to help.

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Kyoto Convention - Specific Annex J - Chapter 5: Relief consignments

The Kyoto Convention is an international customs agreement that was established in May 1973 to lay down recommendations for simplifying and harmonising customs procedures worldwide. Annex J5 of the Convention deals specifically with relief consignments, seeking to “ensure that the aid actually...

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R.E.A.C.T. Myanmar (Burma)

Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar on 2 and 3 May 2008 leaving around 140,000 people dead or missing. More than 2.4 million people were severely affected. Global Hand sees the ongoing need and is committed to playing our part, even after the initial response has slowed down.

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SELCO makes solar-lighting accessible to poor families in India

SELCO India is a Bangalore‐based social enterprise that makes solar lighting technology accessible to economically impoverished people in India.

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Disaster Relief

A considerable body of research exists on disaster and relief recommendations. We are drawing upon these to extract those components that are in-kind specific.

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HSBC partners with MDMSB, a microfinance institute in India

The Mann Deshi Mahila Sahakari Bank (MDMSB), a microfinance institution (MFI) based in the Indian city of Mhaswad, partnered with HSBC to enhance banking strategies and financial support.

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Philips digs at bottom of the pyramid

Philips Electronics India Ltd is resorting to innovative pricing and customer engagement models in India to gain market share and acceptance by 'bottom-of-the-pyramid' segments and enterprise customers. Clean energy is the common pitch that Philips is making to log in higher customer numbers...

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Western Union takes microfinance route for rural spread

In 2009, money transfer company, Western Union, tied up with microfinance institutions (MFIs) and e-governance service providers to facilitate financial inclusion in India.