Trade Facilitation and Economic Corridors in East Africa
Authors
Dr. Amina Okonkwo, Prof. James Mwangi
Abstract
This research examines the impact of trade facilitation measures and economic corridor development on regional integration in East Africa, analyzing customs reforms, infrastructure investments, and their effects on cross-border commerce.
Overview
The study evaluates the Northern Corridor and Central Corridor performance, measuring transit times, trade costs, and volume growth. It provides evidence-based recommendations for improving logistics efficiency and reducing non-tariff barriers.
Key Findings
- 1
One-stop border posts reduced transit times by 45%
- 2
Digital customs systems decreased clearance costs by 30%
- 3
Infrastructure gaps remain the primary constraint to trade growth
- 4
SME participation in cross-border trade increased by 42%
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