Global Illicit Trade Environment Index

The Global Illicit Trade Environment Index

The Global Illicit Trade Environment Index is commissioned by TRACIT and produced by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). The Index evaluates 84 countries on their structural capability to guard against illicit trade, highlighting specific strengths and weaknesses. For more information about the Index, including upcoming events, press and media materials, please visit the Global Illicit Trade Environment Index page.

Global Report

EIU Global Report
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TRACIT Global Policy Recommendations
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Regional Briefings

ASIA

EIU Briefing on Asia
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TRACIT Asia Policy Recommendations
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EUROPE

EIU Briefing on Europe
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TRACIT Europe Policy Recommendations
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LATAM

TRACIT LATAM Policy Recommendations
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SERBIA, BOSNIA AND MONTENEGRO

EIU Briefing on Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro
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TRACIT Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro Policy Recommendations
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FREE TRADE ZONES

EIU Briefing on Free Trade Zones - Five Case Studies
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TRACIT Free Trade Zones Policy Recommendations
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Country Briefings

COLOMBIA

TRACIT Colombia Policy Recommendations
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EIU Global Report and Regional Briefings
Building on the Index data, the EIU has published several papers that cover the global and regional results, focusing on how economies score on the Index, and delving into which regional economies are taking the most action, and which ones are doing little to address this issue.

TRACIT Policy Recommendations
To encourage an effective policy response to illicit trade, TRACIT has prepared a set of policy recommendations inspired by the thematic categories upon which the Index was constructed. The recommendations are universal in nature, providing a “checklist” of fundamental measures governments can implement to improve their ability to defend against illicit trade.

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