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Draft Terms of Reference for EABC Services Contract Informal Cross Border Trade in EAC Implications for regional integration and Development Part of a series of Publications by CUTS GRC in conjunction with National Partners and under the Assistance of Deutsche Gesellschaft f r Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), BIEAC Project. With Support from gtz 2010 by Victor Ogalo CUTS African Resouce Centre, Nairobi 2 Research Paper | CUTS Geneva Resource Centre Executive Summary Informal Cross Border Trade in EAC A significant proportion of Cross EAC Border Trade is conducted informally. There is no universally accepted definition of the Informal sector to start with. But in this paper, the term " Informal Cross Border Trade " is used to refer to imports and exports of legitimately produced goods and services ( , legal goods and services), which directly or indirectly escape from the regulatory framework for taxation and other procedures set by the government, and often go unrecorded or incorrectly recorded into official national statistics of the trading cou
Draft Terms of Reference for EABC Services Contract Informal Cross‐Border Trade in EAC Implications for Regional Integration and Development Part of a series of Publications by CUTS GRC in conjunction with
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