The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance
Maritime transport is the backbone of globalized trade and the manufacturing supply chain, with more than four-fifths of global merchandise trade (by volume) carried by sea. Accordingly, how a maritime port performs is a crucial element in the cost...
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okr-10986-375382022-06-14T05:10:42Z The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance World Bank MARITIME TRANSPORT MANUFACTURING SUPPLY CHAIN GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE INDEX (CPPI 2020) TRANSPORT PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON INTERNATIONAL TRADE COST TRADE COMPETITIVENESS PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON Maritime transport is the backbone of globalized trade and the manufacturing supply chain, with more than four-fifths of global merchandise trade (by volume) carried by sea. Accordingly, how a maritime port performs is a crucial element in the cost of international trade for a country. Despite the centrality of the port to global value chains, one of the major challenges to stimulating improvement has been the lack of a reliable, consistent, and comparable basis on which to compare operational performance across different ports. The introduction of new technologies, increased digitization, and the willingness of industry interests to work collectively toward systemwide improvements has now provided the opportunity to measure and compare container port performance in a robust and reliable manner for the first time. This technical paper, which presents the inaugural edition of the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI 2020), has been produced by the World Bank’s Transport Global Practice, in collaboration with IHS Markit. The CPPI is intended to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement that will ultimately benefit all stakeholders from shipping lines to national governments to consumers. 2022-06-13T18:24:58Z 2022-06-13T18:24:58Z 2021 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099645006082227512/P1758330e0760804c082810d112b2854b09 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37538 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Report Publications & Research |
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MARITIME TRANSPORT MANUFACTURING SUPPLY CHAIN GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE INDEX (CPPI 2020) TRANSPORT PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON INTERNATIONAL TRADE COST TRADE COMPETITIVENESS PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON |
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MARITIME TRANSPORT MANUFACTURING SUPPLY CHAIN GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT CONTAINER PORT PERFORMANCE INDEX (CPPI 2020) TRANSPORT PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON INTERNATIONAL TRADE COST TRADE COMPETITIVENESS PORT PERFORMANCE COMPARISON World Bank The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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Maritime transport is the backbone of
globalized trade and the manufacturing supply chain, with
more than four-fifths of global merchandise trade (by
volume) carried by sea. Accordingly, how a maritime port
performs is a crucial element in the cost of international
trade for a country. Despite the centrality of the port to
global value chains, one of the major challenges to
stimulating improvement has been the lack of a reliable,
consistent, and comparable basis on which to compare
operational performance across different ports. The
introduction of new technologies, increased digitization,
and the willingness of industry interests to work
collectively toward systemwide improvements has now provided
the opportunity to measure and compare container port
performance in a robust and reliable manner for the first
time. This technical paper, which presents the inaugural
edition of the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI 2020),
has been produced by the World Bank’s Transport Global
Practice, in collaboration with IHS Markit. The CPPI is
intended to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement
that will ultimately benefit all stakeholders from shipping
lines to national governments to consumers. |
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The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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The Container Port Performance Index 2020 : A Comparable Assessment of Container Port Performance |
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container port performance index 2020 : a comparable assessment of container port performance |
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