Starting on 21 January 2022, the Philippines have exchanged the electronic ACDD with Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand; and with Malaysia on 25 January 2022.

JAKARTA, 5 August 2021 - Today, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) held the fifth symposium on the ASEAN Single Window (ASW) to plan for greater private sector engagement and facilitate timely, cross-border trade. Held virtually and facilitated by the ASEAN-USAID Inclusive Growth in ASEAN through the Innovation, Trade and e-Commerce project, the symposium brought together 300 government officials, private sector leaders, and trade community representatives from the ASEAN Member States. Titled Marking Achievements and Pursuing Progress for the Future, the half-day forum highlighted ASW achievements and presented updates on 2021 priority actions and plans for 2022.

31 March 2021 marks the first day that Malaysia and Thailand start exchanging the ACDD

The virtual workshop on ASEAN Single Window and e-Phyto Certificate had been successfully conducted during 18-19 January 2021, which was attended by the representatives from the Working Group on Technical Matters for the ASEAN Sanitary and Phytosanitary Contact Points (ASCP), the ASEAN Single Window (TWG-ASW), and also from the ASEAN Secretariat.?

Following the success of the ATIGA e-Form D, the next trade document namely ASEAN Customs Declaration Document or ACDD is targeted for the live exchange in 2020 among ready AMS. The ACDD is a multi-purpose document used for facilitating the exchange of Export Declaration Information among AMS. The objective of the electronic ACDD is to support Customs in the importing country to carry out their risk management.