Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)

Air and sea transport power the global economy. Since the vast majority of trade is physical, it must travel by plane or ship to reach its market. In fact, high value, time-sensitive goods usually fly through at least two airports, and almost every...

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Main Author: International Finance Corporation
Format: Journal
Language:English
en_US
Published: International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
AIR
CAR
LLC
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/16494719/handshake-ifcs-quarterly-journal-public-private-partnerships
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topic AIR
AIR CARGO
AIR TRAFFIC
AIR TRANSPORT
AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
AIR TRAVEL
AIRCRAFT
AIRLINE COSTS
AIRLINE INDUSTRY
AIRPORT
AIRPORT BUSINESS
AIRPORT CONCESSION
AIRPORT CONCESSIONS
AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT
AIRPORT EFFICIENCY
AIRPORT INDUSTRY
AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
AIRPORT MANAGERS
AIRPORT OPERATIONS
AIRPORT OPERATOR
AIRPORT OPERATORS
AIRPORT PERSONNEL
AIRPORT PRIVATIZATION
AIRPORT SERVICE
AIRPORT SERVICES
AIRPORT TERMINALS
AIRPORTS
AIRSPACE CAPACITY
AUCTION
AVIATION INDUSTRY
AVIATION POLICY
AVIATION SECTOR
BARGE TRANSPORT
BERTH
BOXES
CABOTAGE
CAPITAL COSTS
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
CAR
CAR PARKS
CARBON EMISSIONS
CARGO HANDLING
CARGO OWNERS
CARGO VOLUMES
CARGOES
CARRIERS
CARS
CLIMATE CHANGE
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL REVENUES
COMMODITIES
COMPETITION AMONG PORTS
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT
COMPETITIVE SERVICES
CONCESSION
CONCESSION CONTRACT
CONCESSION CONTRACTS
CONCESSION FEES
CONCESSION MODEL
CONCESSIONAIRES
CONCESSIONS
CONGESTION
CONTAINER CONCESSION
CONTAINER DEPOTS
CONTAINER PORT
CONTAINER TERMINAL
CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSION
CONTAINER TERMINALS
CONTAINER TRAFFIC
CONTAINER VESSELS
COST EFFICIENCY
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS DUTIES
DEPOTS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
DISTRIBUTORS
DIVESTITURE
DRIVING
DUE DILIGENCE
ECONOMIC BENEFITS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
ECONOMIC ZONES
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
EMISSION
ENERGY COSTS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
EQUITY INVESTMENTS
FARES
FEEDER PORTS
FERRIES
FIXED COSTS
FLIGHT
FORCE MAJEURE
FOREIGN CAPITAL
FOREIGN CURRENCY DEBT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
FOSSIL FUELS
FUEL
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUEL COSTS
FUEL EFFICIENCY
FUEL PRICES
FUEL USE
GENERATION
GENERATORS
GLOBAL ECONOMY
GLOBAL TRADE
GREENHOUSE GAS
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
INLAND WATERWAY
INSPECTION
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
INVESTMENT BANK
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
INVESTMENT OBLIGATIONS
JOINT VENTURES
LAND USE
LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES
LANDLORD PORTS
LANES
LARGE CARRIERS
LEASE CONTRACT
LEASE FEE
LIFTING
LIGHT RAIL
LLC
LOADING
LOW TARIFFS
LOWER TARIFFS
MANUFACTURING
MARITIME TRANSPORT
MARKET REGULATION
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
NATIONAL AIRLINES
NATURAL MONOPOLY
NAVIGATION
NOISE
NOISE POLLUTION
PASSENGER AIRCRAFT
PASSENGER SAFETY
PASSENGER VOLUMES
PASSENGERS
PENALTY PAYMENTS
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
POLICE
POLLUTION
PORT AUTHORITIES
PORT AUTHORITY
PORT FACILITIES
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
POWER
PRICE COMPETITION
PRIVATE CAPITAL
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
PRIVATE INVESTOR
PRIVATE OPERATORS
PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION
PUBLIC FUNDS
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
PUBLIC PORT
PUBLIC PORTS
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC SERVICES
QUAYS
RAIL
RAIL ACCESS
REDISTRIBUTION
REPAYMENT SCHEDULE
RETRENCHMENT
RIGHTS OF ACCESS
ROAD
ROAD TRANSPORT
ROADS
ROUTE
ROUTES
ROYALTY PAYMENTS
RUNWAY
RUNWAYS
SAFETY
SEAPORTS
SHIPPERS
SHIPPING
SHIPPING COMPANIES
SHIPPING CONTAINERS
SHIPPING INDUSTRY
SHIPPING LINES
SHIPS
SPEEDS
SUPPLY CHAIN
SUPPLY CHAINS
TARIFF ADJUSTMENTS
TERMINAL OPERATOR
TERMINAL OPERATORS
TOLL
TOLL ROADS
TRADE FACILITATION
TRADE FINANCE
TRADE LOGISTICS
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC GROWTH
TRAFFIC VOLUME
TRANSACTION
TRANSIT
TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT
TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT PROCESS
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT ECONOMICS
TRANSPORT FINANCE
TRANSPORT OF GOODS
TRANSPORT POLICIES
TRANSPORT SECTOR
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION COSTS
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
TRANSSHIPMENT
TRUCKS
UPFRONT PAYMENT
UTILITIES
VALUATION
VESSELS
WAREHOUSING
spellingShingle AIR
AIR CARGO
AIR TRAFFIC
AIR TRANSPORT
AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
AIR TRAVEL
AIRCRAFT
AIRLINE COSTS
AIRLINE INDUSTRY
AIRPORT
AIRPORT BUSINESS
AIRPORT CONCESSION
AIRPORT CONCESSIONS
AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT
AIRPORT EFFICIENCY
AIRPORT INDUSTRY
AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
AIRPORT MANAGERS
AIRPORT OPERATIONS
AIRPORT OPERATOR
AIRPORT OPERATORS
AIRPORT PERSONNEL
AIRPORT PRIVATIZATION
AIRPORT SERVICE
AIRPORT SERVICES
AIRPORT TERMINALS
AIRPORTS
AIRSPACE CAPACITY
AUCTION
AVIATION INDUSTRY
AVIATION POLICY
AVIATION SECTOR
BARGE TRANSPORT
BERTH
BOXES
CABOTAGE
CAPITAL COSTS
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
CAR
CAR PARKS
CARBON EMISSIONS
CARGO HANDLING
CARGO OWNERS
CARGO VOLUMES
CARGOES
CARRIERS
CARS
CLIMATE CHANGE
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL REVENUES
COMMODITIES
COMPETITION AMONG PORTS
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT
COMPETITIVE SERVICES
CONCESSION
CONCESSION CONTRACT
CONCESSION CONTRACTS
CONCESSION FEES
CONCESSION MODEL
CONCESSIONAIRES
CONCESSIONS
CONGESTION
CONTAINER CONCESSION
CONTAINER DEPOTS
CONTAINER PORT
CONTAINER TERMINAL
CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSION
CONTAINER TERMINALS
CONTAINER TRAFFIC
CONTAINER VESSELS
COST EFFICIENCY
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CUSTOMS
CUSTOMS DUTIES
DEPOTS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DIESEL
DIESEL FUEL
DISTRIBUTORS
DIVESTITURE
DRIVING
DUE DILIGENCE
ECONOMIC BENEFITS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
ECONOMIC ZONES
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
EMISSION
ENERGY COSTS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
EQUITY INVESTMENTS
FARES
FEEDER PORTS
FERRIES
FIXED COSTS
FLIGHT
FORCE MAJEURE
FOREIGN CAPITAL
FOREIGN CURRENCY DEBT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
FOSSIL FUELS
FUEL
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FUEL COSTS
FUEL EFFICIENCY
FUEL PRICES
FUEL USE
GENERATION
GENERATORS
GLOBAL ECONOMY
GLOBAL TRADE
GREENHOUSE GAS
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
INLAND WATERWAY
INSPECTION
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
INVESTMENT BANK
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
INVESTMENT OBLIGATIONS
JOINT VENTURES
LAND USE
LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES
LANDLORD PORTS
LANES
LARGE CARRIERS
LEASE CONTRACT
LEASE FEE
LIFTING
LIGHT RAIL
LLC
LOADING
LOW TARIFFS
LOWER TARIFFS
MANUFACTURING
MARITIME TRANSPORT
MARKET REGULATION
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
NATIONAL AIRLINES
NATURAL MONOPOLY
NAVIGATION
NOISE
NOISE POLLUTION
PASSENGER AIRCRAFT
PASSENGER SAFETY
PASSENGER VOLUMES
PASSENGERS
PENALTY PAYMENTS
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
POLICE
POLLUTION
PORT AUTHORITIES
PORT AUTHORITY
PORT FACILITIES
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
POWER
PRICE COMPETITION
PRIVATE CAPITAL
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
PRIVATE INVESTOR
PRIVATE OPERATORS
PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION
PUBLIC FUNDS
PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
PUBLIC PORT
PUBLIC PORTS
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC SERVICES
QUAYS
RAIL
RAIL ACCESS
REDISTRIBUTION
REPAYMENT SCHEDULE
RETRENCHMENT
RIGHTS OF ACCESS
ROAD
ROAD TRANSPORT
ROADS
ROUTE
ROUTES
ROYALTY PAYMENTS
RUNWAY
RUNWAYS
SAFETY
SEAPORTS
SHIPPERS
SHIPPING
SHIPPING COMPANIES
SHIPPING CONTAINERS
SHIPPING INDUSTRY
SHIPPING LINES
SHIPS
SPEEDS
SUPPLY CHAIN
SUPPLY CHAINS
TARIFF ADJUSTMENTS
TERMINAL OPERATOR
TERMINAL OPERATORS
TOLL
TOLL ROADS
TRADE FACILITATION
TRADE FINANCE
TRADE LOGISTICS
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC GROWTH
TRAFFIC VOLUME
TRANSACTION
TRANSIT
TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT
TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT PROCESS
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT ECONOMICS
TRANSPORT FINANCE
TRANSPORT OF GOODS
TRANSPORT POLICIES
TRANSPORT SECTOR
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION COSTS
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
TRANSSHIPMENT
TRUCKS
UPFRONT PAYMENT
UTILITIES
VALUATION
VESSELS
WAREHOUSING
International Finance Corporation
Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
description Air and sea transport power the global economy. Since the vast majority of trade is physical, it must travel by plane or ship to reach its market. In fact, high value, time-sensitive goods usually fly through at least two airports, and almost every container passes through at least two seaports. When ports are efficient, people receive the goods theyre waiting for, sellers receive payment, and global economic development is strengthened. Public-private partnerships (PPPs) push this development forward with greater speed and richer benefits. In this issue, handshake turns its attention to air and sea transport (expect a companion issue on road and rail in October 2012). In the air, we deconstruct myths surrounding airport PPPs, learn brutally honest lessons from experiences in airline privatization, and revisit the liberalization of African skies. For seaports, the authors examine private investment, glimpse the post concession era, and witness the PPP evolution.
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title Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
title_short Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
title_full Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
title_fullStr Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
title_full_unstemmed Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012)
title_sort handshake, no. 6 (july 2012)
publisher International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC
publishDate 2015
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/16494719/handshake-ifcs-quarterly-journal-public-private-partnerships
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22252
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spelling okr-10986-222522021-04-23T14:04:07Z Handshake, No. 6 (July 2012) International Finance Corporation AIR AIR CARGO AIR TRAFFIC AIR TRANSPORT AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION AIR TRAVEL AIRCRAFT AIRLINE COSTS AIRLINE INDUSTRY AIRPORT AIRPORT BUSINESS AIRPORT CONCESSION AIRPORT CONCESSIONS AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT AIRPORT EFFICIENCY AIRPORT INDUSTRY AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AIRPORT MANAGERS AIRPORT OPERATIONS AIRPORT OPERATOR AIRPORT OPERATORS AIRPORT PERSONNEL AIRPORT PRIVATIZATION AIRPORT SERVICE AIRPORT SERVICES AIRPORT TERMINALS AIRPORTS AIRSPACE CAPACITY AUCTION AVIATION INDUSTRY AVIATION POLICY AVIATION SECTOR BARGE TRANSPORT BERTH BOXES CABOTAGE CAPITAL COSTS CAPITAL INVESTMENT CAR CAR PARKS CARBON EMISSIONS CARGO HANDLING CARGO OWNERS CARGO VOLUMES CARGOES CARRIERS CARS CLIMATE CHANGE COMMERCIAL BANKS COMMERCIAL REVENUES COMMODITIES COMPETITION AMONG PORTS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT COMPETITIVE SERVICES CONCESSION CONCESSION CONTRACT CONCESSION CONTRACTS CONCESSION FEES CONCESSION MODEL CONCESSIONAIRES CONCESSIONS CONGESTION CONTAINER CONCESSION CONTAINER DEPOTS CONTAINER PORT CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSION CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINER VESSELS COST EFFICIENCY CUSTOMER SERVICE CUSTOMS CUSTOMS DUTIES DEPOTS DEVELOPMENT BANK DIESEL DIESEL FUEL DISTRIBUTORS DIVESTITURE DRIVING DUE DILIGENCE ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INTEGRATION ECONOMIC ZONES ECONOMIES OF SCALE EMISSION ENERGY COSTS ENERGY EFFICIENCY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS EQUITY INVESTMENTS FARES FEEDER PORTS FERRIES FIXED COSTS FLIGHT FORCE MAJEURE FOREIGN CAPITAL FOREIGN CURRENCY DEBT FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOREIGN INVESTMENT FOSSIL FUELS FUEL FUEL CONSUMPTION FUEL COSTS FUEL EFFICIENCY FUEL PRICES FUEL USE GENERATION GENERATORS GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL TRADE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INLAND WATERWAY INSPECTION INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT INVESTMENT BANK INVESTMENT CLIMATE INVESTMENT OBLIGATIONS JOINT VENTURES LAND USE LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES LANDLORD PORTS LANES LARGE CARRIERS LEASE CONTRACT LEASE FEE LIFTING LIGHT RAIL LLC LOADING LOW TARIFFS LOWER TARIFFS MANUFACTURING MARITIME TRANSPORT MARKET REGULATION MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT NATIONAL AIRLINES NATURAL MONOPOLY NAVIGATION NOISE NOISE POLLUTION PASSENGER AIRCRAFT PASSENGER SAFETY PASSENGER VOLUMES PASSENGERS PENALTY PAYMENTS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICE POLLUTION PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT FACILITIES PORT INFRASTRUCTURE POWER PRICE COMPETITION PRIVATE CAPITAL PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE INVESTOR PRIVATE OPERATORS PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PUBLIC FUNDS PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC PORT PUBLIC PORTS PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES QUAYS RAIL RAIL ACCESS REDISTRIBUTION REPAYMENT SCHEDULE RETRENCHMENT RIGHTS OF ACCESS ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT ROADS ROUTE ROUTES ROYALTY PAYMENTS RUNWAY RUNWAYS SAFETY SEAPORTS SHIPPERS SHIPPING SHIPPING COMPANIES SHIPPING CONTAINERS SHIPPING INDUSTRY SHIPPING LINES SHIPS SPEEDS SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAINS TARIFF ADJUSTMENTS TERMINAL OPERATOR TERMINAL OPERATORS TOLL TOLL ROADS TRADE FACILITATION TRADE FINANCE TRADE LOGISTICS TRAFFIC TRAFFIC GROWTH TRAFFIC VOLUME TRANSACTION TRANSIT TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT TRANSPARENT PROCUREMENT PROCESS TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ECONOMICS TRANSPORT FINANCE TRANSPORT OF GOODS TRANSPORT POLICIES TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION COSTS TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH TRANSSHIPMENT TRUCKS UPFRONT PAYMENT UTILITIES VALUATION VESSELS WAREHOUSING Air and sea transport power the global economy. Since the vast majority of trade is physical, it must travel by plane or ship to reach its market. In fact, high value, time-sensitive goods usually fly through at least two airports, and almost every container passes through at least two seaports. When ports are efficient, people receive the goods theyre waiting for, sellers receive payment, and global economic development is strengthened. Public-private partnerships (PPPs) push this development forward with greater speed and richer benefits. In this issue, handshake turns its attention to air and sea transport (expect a companion issue on road and rail in October 2012). In the air, we deconstruct myths surrounding airport PPPs, learn brutally honest lessons from experiences in airline privatization, and revisit the liberalization of African skies. For seaports, the authors examine private investment, glimpse the post concession era, and witness the PPP evolution. 2015-07-20T19:03:51Z 2015-07-20T19:03:51Z 2012-07 Journal http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/16494719/handshake-ifcs-quarterly-journal-public-private-partnerships http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22252 English en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ International Finance Corporation International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Journal Article