Recommendations from  Transport Observatory Reports

Category Recommendation Updates Last Updated Status Date of Issue Time Frame Document Stakeholders Way Forward Completed Comments Pending Comments Reference
Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    In Uganda, it is evident that weighbridge axle compliance has not been fully achieved at most of the weighbridges. This calls for roll-out and implementation of VLC by all stakeholders and the roll-out of the media communication campaign against overloading
    NCTTCA need to work closely with UNRA and Ministry of Transport in Uganda to carry out sensitisation and roll out Axle load self-compliance campaigns

Ongoing

Long-term

NCTTCA need to work closely with UNRA and Ministry of Transport in Uganda to carry out sensitisation and roll out Axle load self-compliance campaigns

Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    Implementation of the voluntary vehicle load control charter should be fast-tracked, and awareness campaigns extended along the corridor to cover all the Member States
    Done Partially Stakeholders: Road Agencies, Ministry of Roads in Member states

Ongoing

Long-term

Done Partially

Roadblocks
    Full implementation of the presidential directive on the removal of all roadblocks and police checks.
    There still exist roadblocks and police check along the Northern Corridor

Pending

Long-term

Carry out a survey to ascertain the exact position on the roadblocks along the NC routes

Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    Education and sensitisation of shippers on existing regulations to enhance compliance at weighbridges in Uganda is required
    Done Partially Stakeholders: Road Agencies, Ministry of Roads in Member states

Ongoing

Long-term

Done Partially

Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    Develop a “culture of compliance” among shippers, logistics chain providers, and Government entities. Broad initiatives such as the signatories to the Port Community Charter at Mombasa would provide appropriate forums
    Done Partially Stakeholders: Road Agencies, Ministry of Roads in Member states

Ongoing

Long-term

Done Partially

Customs Processes and Automation
    DRC and South Sudan should consider joining the Single Customs Territory (SCT) for clearance of goods as the benefits are many, including faster clearance and movement of goods.
    Stakeholders: Customs Authorities

Pending

Long-term

NCTTCA to recommend and influence to have goods for DRC and SS cleared under SCT

Data Sharing and Automation
    Automation of data transfer should be embraced by stakeholders to ensure delays and other related challenges are reduced
    Ongoing

Ongoing

Long-term

Kenya National Highway Authority

Kenya Ports Authority

Uganda Revenue Authority

Rwanda Revenue Authority

Follow up with URA, KeNHA, KPA & RRA to have data sharing automated.

Roadblocks
    Also, there is a need to sensitise traffic police officers along the Northern Corridor understand trade facilitation, and be able to facilitate transit trucks rather than stopping them
    Partially done

Ongoing

Long-term

NCTTCA need to come up with a strategy on how to implement the recommendation

Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    All stakeholders and especially those involved in the movement of cargo along the corridor to take up sensitisation campaigns on axle load compliance
    Done Partially Stakeholders: Road Agencies, Ministry of Roads in Member states

Ongoing

Long-term

Done partially

Weighbridges and Axle Load Compliance
    Advocate for voluntary weight compliance across the region- Axle load compliance campaign
    Done Partially Stakeholders: Road Agencies, Ministry of Roads in Member states

Ongoing

Long-term

Done Partially

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