WCO Performance Measurement Mechanism (PMM) |
||||||
The WCO PMM outlines the methodology for assessing the efficiency and effectiveness of all Customs competences structured around four dimensions of Customs performance | ||||||
The four performance dimensions are further broken down into specific expected outcomes with the corresponding Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) | ||||||
The PMM also aims at measuring the application of the main WCO instruments and tools that have a major impact on the corresponding expected outcomes under the PMM | ||||||
The PMM is also mapped in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN), thereby positioning the PMM with respect to the global impact, beyond the outcome level | ||||||
|
||||||
|
||||||
Assessment Cycle | ||||||
The PMM assessment is voluntary and is to be conducted in two consecutive phases (self-assessment and peer review), in order to ensure the credibility of the assessment process | ||||||
The Member administration participates voluntarily, submitting the data through the platform every two years |
||||||
The peer review will be conducted only if Members request it after the self-assessment stage | ||||||
However, the completion of the peer review should be a prerequisite for a thorough performance evaluation | ||||||
It will enable the WCO to ensure data quality, and to provide evidence-based technical assistance and capacity building support | ||||||
For further information on PMM click here or explore this dedicated platform | ||||||
Development of the PMM Platform was supported by the SECO
|