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Cooperation in the field of customs (CUSTOMS)
The Customs programme supports the development and operation of central EU information technology systems for customs. It facilitates collaborative activities between customs officials, including the exchange of good practices and knowledge in customs policy and law and their practical implementation.
The programme is restricted to customs authorities in the EU and eligible non-EU countries.
2021-2027 Budget: €950 million
The programme is restricted to customs authorities in the EU and eligible non-EU countries.
2021-2027 Budget: €950 million
Programme
The programme functions without calls for proposals.
The Customs programme supports the development and operation of the central IT systems for customs in the Union, and the essential cooperation between customs authorities across the EU. The Customs programme supports the development and operation of the central IT systems for customs in the Union, and the essential cooperation between customs authorities across the EU.
The programme helps customs administrations to deal with increasing trade flows and emerging trends and technologies, such as e-commerce and blockchain. It provides for better response to security threats and contributes to the financial and economic interests of the European Union and its Member States.
The European Commission is responsible for the implementation of the programme in direct management mode. It is assisted by the Customs Programme Committee composed of delegates from each EU Member State.
Predecessor programme
CUSTOMS