Types and examples of governmental restrictions imposed on humanitarian supply chains
| Type of restrictions | Examples |
|---|---|
| Import barriers | Tariffs, delays at customs clearance, extreme complexity of clearance procedures, rules of origin, ban of importation on medicines and satellite communication equipment |
| Access barriers | Restriction of access of staff (visa) or organization |
| Control of activities | Extreme governmental control of NGO activities and movement |
| Corruption | Bribery requested for customs clearance of humanitarian supplies, imaginary taxes created |
| Bureaucracy | Numerous authorizations needed, complex administrative procedures (car registration, labor law, etc.) |
| Type of restrictions | Examples |
|---|---|
| Import barriers | Tariffs, delays at customs clearance, extreme complexity of clearance procedures, rules of origin, ban of importation on medicines and satellite communication equipment |
| Access barriers | Restriction of access of staff (visa) or organization |
| Control of activities | Extreme governmental control of NGO activities and movement |
| Corruption | Bribery requested for customs clearance of humanitarian supplies, imaginary taxes created |
| Bureaucracy | Numerous authorizations needed, complex administrative procedures (car registration, labor law, etc.) |
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