The project will help raise the efficiency and resilience of supply chains in the target transition economies by rolling out a package of harmonized electronic equivalents of key documents accompanying goods transported by sea, road, rail, air, and inland water transport, aligned to the UN/CEFACT standards. It will expand it to cover additional documents, certificates and permits, notably documents accompanying cargo, related to transparency in international trade and transport. The project will focus on the United Nations call to help its member States “build back better” after the pandemic by: a. Raising awareness and enhancing knowledge of Governments in the target countries for policy formulation and implementation for the harmonized digitalization of supply chains, trade and transport operations, using UN standards and tools, increasing the efficiency of these operations and multimodal digital corridors, while raising their resilience to sanitary crises, b. providing technical assistance for the rollout of a package of standards and standardized electronic document equivalents in selected economies in transition. So, the project will: i. mobilize expertise and technical cooperation activities to help local experts roll out the package of international standards for multimodal data and document exchange, ii. provide feedback to standard developers to continue filling in the gaps, iii. involve regional and sectorial organizations in the implementation, iv. organize capacity-building on specific streams in support of the project, e.g., for the package of standards and an electronic agricultural certificate.