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Role of the Sub-Committee on Surplus Disposal (CSSD) in the Context of WTO Commitments and the Way Forward









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    REPORTING PROCEDURES AND CONSULTATIVE OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE FAO PRINCIPLES OF SURPLUS DISPOSAL
    A Guide for Members of the FAO Consultative Subcommittee on Surplus Disposal
    2001
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    This is the sixth version of what has been referred to as the CSSD Handbook since the Consultative Subcommittee on Surplus Disposal (CSSD) was established in 1954. The fifth edition published in 1992 updated a comprehensive revision carried out by a CSSD Advisory Group in 1978. The 1992 edition added the decisions made in the Subcommittee during the period from early 1979 to March 1992. Since then further changes have taken place in the reporting procedures of the CSSD. The most important of the se changes resulted from suggestions made by the 60th session of the FAO Committee on Commodity Problems which, in turn, were a response to the conclusion of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations which led to the establishment of the World Trade Organization. A Working Group of the CSSD took up the challenge, and as a result, a revised system of reporting food aid shipments was endorsed by the FAO Council at its 113th Session in November 1997. The purpose of this revised Han dbook is twofold. It is designed to (1) provide a guide on how the CSSD functions and (2) describe how the new revised reporting procedures were established and how they affect the notification and consultative obligations of aid-supplying countries. To remain as uncomplicated as possible, Part 2 of the 1992 Handbook dealing with the Subcommittee’s history has been excluded from this edition, while Part 1 of the 1992 edition, dealing with operational procedures of the CSSD, has been completely r evised.
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