ARTICLE 5 TRADE FACILITATION Member States undertake to initiate trade facilitation programmes aimed at: a) reducing the cost of documents and the volume of paper work required in respect of trade between Member States; b) ensuring that the nature and volume of information required in respect of trade within the Community does not adversely affect the economic development of , or trade among, the Member States; c) adopting common standards of trade procedures within the Community where international requirements do not suit the conditions prevailing among Member States; d) ensuring adequate coordination between trade and transport facilitation within the Community; e) keeping under review the procedures adopted in international trade and transport with a view to simplifying and adopting for use by Member State; f) collecting and disseminating information on international development regarding trade facilitation; g) promoting the development and adoption of common solutions to problems in trade facilitation among Member States; and h) initiating and promoting the establishment of joint programmes, for the training of personnel engaged in trade facilitation among Member States.