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Cross-Border Management Reference Data Model

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Project Details

Domain
Project Identifier
P1084
Bureau Decision #
#1910047; #1911052; #2006001; #2101080, #2107018, #2111047, #2206085, #2208097
Project Proposal Status

Official

Project Page

Cross-Border Management Reference Data Model

Supporting VC
Project Lead
HoD Support
GR / RU / SI / MA
StatusIn development
Version
3.0
Submitted date
2019-10-31
Draft Development Completion
2022-12-30
Publication Date
2023-03-30

Project Purpose

Reference Data Models (RDMs) provide a comprehensive subset of the UN/CCL and its associated code lists with all the information pertinent to a sector of activity such as Buy-Ship-Pay (BSP RDM), Supply Chain Management (SCRDM) or Multi-Modal Transport (MMT RDM). Many government agencies already use data coming from these RDMs as well as other processes which are well documented in the UN/CCL. There are also many using other relevant standards for other regulatory processes. Problems of alignment may occur when trying to link UN/CEFACT RDMs and data libraries to data models of other organizations, especially for regulatory purposes. This project aims to provide a Regulatory Reference Data Model within the UN/CEFACT semantic library in order to assist authorities to link this information to the standards of other organizations.

Project Scope

This project will consider all pertinent regulatory UN/CEFACT deliverables and will expand this base data to include all regulatory data which is publicly available – in a first step, this will be to the EU Customs Data Model and eventually the data models of other administrations which are available freely or expressly contributed to this effort. It will be designed as a subset of the existing BSP-RDM and harmonized with the other, related sub-RDMs (SCRDM and MMT-RDM).

Project Deliverables

Deliverable 1 - Business Requirement Specification Deliverable 2 - Core Component Business Document Assembly Deliverable 3 - Entries/alignment to the Core Component Library Deliverable 4 - XML Schema Deliverable 5 - A new RDM structure in the library

Exit Criteria

Exit Criteria for Deliv. 1: Public Review logs demonstrating all comments have been satisfactorily resolved; Final document ready for publication. Exit Criteria for Deliv. 2: Final document ready for publication. Exit Criteria for Deliv. 3: Final deliverable ready for publication. Exit Criteria for Deliv. 4: Final deliverable ready for publication. Exit Criteria for Deliv. 5: Final deliverable ready for publication.

Project Team Membership and Required Functional Expertise

Membership is open to experts with broad knowledge in the areas of: Regulatory processes and data modelling In addition, Heads of Delegations may invite technical experts from their constituency to participate in the work. Experts are expected to contribute to the work based solely on their expertise and to comply with the UN/CEFACT Code of Conduct and Ethics and the policy on Intellectual Property Rights.

Geographical Focus

The geographical focus of the project is global.

Initial Contributions

Initial contributions include existing descriptions and technical specifications for the UN/CEFACT: • Existing RDMs • Existing UN/CEFACT regulatory-related deliverables • Freely available regulatory-related data models

Resource Requirements

Participants in the project shall provide resources for their own participation. The existence and functioning of the project shall not require any additional resources from the UNECE secretariat.

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