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CONCEPT NOTE ON EUROPEAN UNION’S (EU’S) GENERALISED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES (GSP) SCHEME OF SELF CERTIFICATION INTRODUCTION 1. The GSP is a unilateral tariff preference scheme on goods provided by developed countries to beneficiary developing countries (BDCs). These preferences could include both zero duty and concessional custom duty access to imported goods originating in the beneficiary developing countries. The major countries who grant GSP preferences to developing countries are Australia, Belarus, Canada, European Union (EU), Japan, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Norway, Russia, Switzerlan