East Asia Ports in their Urban Context

This report is part of a strategy to promotes trade competitiveness within the East Asia and Pacific Region. It presents an overview of the logistics issues facing East Asia countries and proposes a development agenda for them. Based on the reco...

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Main Author:	Rafferty, Laurel
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ACCESSIBILITY AIR POLLUTION AIR TRANSPORT APPROVAL PROCESS BARGES BERTH BERTHS BOATS BRIDGE BULK GRAIN CARGO CARRIERS CHANNELS CONGESTION CONTAINER FACILITIES CONTAINER HANDLING CONTAINER HANDLING CAPACITY CONTAINER SHIPS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRUCKS CONTAINERS CRANES CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE DANGEROUS GOODS DELIVERY SCHEDULES DISTRIBUTION CENTERS DOCKYARDS DREDGING DRY PORT DWT FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT TRANSPORT FREIGHT VEHICLES FUEL GRADE HANDLING INCOME INLAND TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS INSPECTION INTERCHANGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAND RECLAMATION LOADING LOGISTICS MAJOR PORTS MANUFACTURING MARINE POLLUTION MODES OF TRANSPORT NAVIGATION NOISE OPERATIONAL SAFETY PORT PORT ACCESS PORT ACTIVITIES PORT AREA PORT ASSETS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT CAPACITY PORT DEVELOPMENT PORT EXPANSION PORT FACILITY PORT FUNCTIONS PORT LAND PORT OPERATION PORT OPERATIONS PORT POLICY PORT USERS PORTS PUBLIC PORTS RAIL FREIGHT RAILWAYS RIVER TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT SEAPORTS SEDIMENTATION SHARING SHIP SHIPPING SHIPPING LINES SHIPS SPEED STOCKS TERMINAL CAPACITY TERMINAL FACILITIES TERMINAL OPERATORS TRADE TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC GENERATION TRANSPORT ECONOMICS TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT OF GOODS TRANSPORT UNITS TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS UNIT TRAINS URBAN PLANNING URBAN TRAFFIC VELOCITY VESSELS WHARF WHARVES TRADE LOGISTICS ANALYSIS LOGISTIC SYSTEMS CONTAINER TRANSPORT MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCEDURES AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IMPORTS AGRICULTURAL TRADE TRADE FACILITATION TRADE AGREEMENTS LOGISTICS CHAIN CROSS BORDER TRADE CONTAINER DEPOTS COFFEE TRADE CLOTHING INDUSTRY WOOD INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAINS CORN INDUSTRY PORTS REGULATION PORT MANAGEMENT
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/2962790/trade-logistics-east-asia-development-agenda-vol-4-6-east-asia-ports-urban-context http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17395

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spelling	okr-10986-173952021-04-23T14:03:36Z East Asia Ports in their Urban Context Rafferty, Laurel ACCESSIBILITY AIR POLLUTION AIR TRANSPORT APPROVAL PROCESS BARGES BERTH BERTHS BOATS BRIDGE BULK GRAIN CARGO CARRIERS CHANNELS CONGESTION CONTAINER FACILITIES CONTAINER HANDLING CONTAINER HANDLING CAPACITY CONTAINER SHIPS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRUCKS CONTAINERS CRANES CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE DANGEROUS GOODS DELIVERY SCHEDULES DISTRIBUTION CENTERS DOCKYARDS DREDGING DRY PORT DWT FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT TRANSPORT FREIGHT VEHICLES FUEL GRADE HANDLING INCOME INLAND TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS INSPECTION INTERCHANGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAND RECLAMATION LOADING LOGISTICS MAJOR PORTS MANUFACTURING MARINE POLLUTION MODES OF TRANSPORT NAVIGATION NOISE OPERATIONAL SAFETY PORT PORT ACCESS PORT ACTIVITIES PORT AREA PORT ASSETS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT CAPACITY PORT DEVELOPMENT PORT EXPANSION PORT FACILITY PORT FUNCTIONS PORT LAND PORT OPERATION PORT OPERATIONS PORT POLICY PORT USERS PORTS PUBLIC PORTS RAIL FREIGHT RAILWAYS RIVER TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT SEAPORTS SEDIMENTATION SHARING SHIP SHIPPING SHIPPING LINES SHIPS SPEED STOCKS TERMINAL CAPACITY TERMINAL FACILITIES TERMINAL OPERATORS TRADE TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC GENERATION TRANSPORT ECONOMICS TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT OF GOODS TRANSPORT UNITS TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS UNIT TRAINS URBAN PLANNING URBAN TRAFFIC VELOCITY VESSELS WHARF WHARVES TRADE LOGISTICS LOGISTICS ANALYSIS LOGISTIC SYSTEMS CONTAINER TRANSPORT MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCEDURES AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IMPORTS AGRICULTURAL TRADE TRADE FACILITATION TRADE AGREEMENTS LOGISTICS CHAIN CROSS BORDER TRADE CONTAINER DEPOTS COFFEE TRADE CLOTHING INDUSTRY WOOD INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAINS CORN INDUSTRY PORTS REGULATION PORT CAPACITY PORT MANAGEMENT PORT DEVELOPMENT This report is part of a strategy to promotes trade competitiveness within the East Asia and Pacific Region. It presents an overview of the logistics issues facing East Asia countries and proposes a development agenda for them. Based on the recognition that the countries have basic differences in their level of development, extent of openness, and composition of trade, it begins by discussing the benefits of improved logistics. The East Asian countries are organized into an action matrix, with an analysis of the logistics needs appropriate to each group. The country working papers (volumes 2, 3, & 5)discuss the assessment of preset logistics services and the impediments they impose upon, and opportunities they offer for, expanded trade, including policy reform proposals. The special report on ports (volume 4) addresses port development in relation to urban growth. 2014-03-26T15:14:38Z 2014-03-26T15:14:38Z 2003-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/2962790/trade-logistics-east-asia-development-agenda-vol-4-6-east-asia-ports-urban-context http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17395 English en_US East Asia Region Transport Sector (EASTR) working paper;no. 3 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific
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topic	ACCESSIBILITY AIR POLLUTION AIR TRANSPORT APPROVAL PROCESS BARGES BERTH BERTHS BOATS BRIDGE BULK GRAIN CARGO CARRIERS CHANNELS CONGESTION CONTAINER FACILITIES CONTAINER HANDLING CONTAINER HANDLING CAPACITY CONTAINER SHIPS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRUCKS CONTAINERS CRANES CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE DANGEROUS GOODS DELIVERY SCHEDULES DISTRIBUTION CENTERS DOCKYARDS DREDGING DRY PORT DWT FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT TRANSPORT FREIGHT VEHICLES FUEL GRADE HANDLING INCOME INLAND TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS INSPECTION INTERCHANGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAND RECLAMATION LOADING LOGISTICS MAJOR PORTS MANUFACTURING MARINE POLLUTION MODES OF TRANSPORT NAVIGATION NOISE OPERATIONAL SAFETY PORT PORT ACCESS PORT ACTIVITIES PORT AREA PORT ASSETS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT CAPACITY PORT DEVELOPMENT PORT EXPANSION PORT FACILITY PORT FUNCTIONS PORT LAND PORT OPERATION PORT OPERATIONS PORT POLICY PORT USERS PORTS PUBLIC PORTS RAIL FREIGHT RAILWAYS RIVER TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT SEAPORTS SEDIMENTATION SHARING SHIP SHIPPING SHIPPING LINES SHIPS SPEED STOCKS TERMINAL CAPACITY TERMINAL FACILITIES TERMINAL OPERATORS TRADE TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC GENERATION TRANSPORT ECONOMICS TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT OF GOODS TRANSPORT UNITS TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS UNIT TRAINS URBAN PLANNING URBAN TRAFFIC VELOCITY VESSELS WHARF WHARVES TRADE LOGISTICS LOGISTICS ANALYSIS LOGISTIC SYSTEMS CONTAINER TRANSPORT MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCEDURES AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IMPORTS AGRICULTURAL TRADE TRADE FACILITATION TRADE AGREEMENTS LOGISTICS CHAIN CROSS BORDER TRADE CONTAINER DEPOTS COFFEE TRADE CLOTHING INDUSTRY WOOD INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAINS CORN INDUSTRY PORTS REGULATION PORT CAPACITY PORT MANAGEMENT PORT DEVELOPMENT
spellingShingle	ACCESSIBILITY AIR POLLUTION AIR TRANSPORT APPROVAL PROCESS BARGES BERTH BERTHS BOATS BRIDGE BULK GRAIN CARGO CARRIERS CHANNELS CONGESTION CONTAINER FACILITIES CONTAINER HANDLING CONTAINER HANDLING CAPACITY CONTAINER SHIPS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRUCKS CONTAINERS CRANES CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE DANGEROUS GOODS DELIVERY SCHEDULES DISTRIBUTION CENTERS DOCKYARDS DREDGING DRY PORT DWT FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT TRANSPORT FREIGHT VEHICLES FUEL GRADE HANDLING INCOME INLAND TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS INSPECTION INTERCHANGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAND RECLAMATION LOADING LOGISTICS MAJOR PORTS MANUFACTURING MARINE POLLUTION MODES OF TRANSPORT NAVIGATION NOISE OPERATIONAL SAFETY PORT PORT ACCESS PORT ACTIVITIES PORT AREA PORT ASSETS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT CAPACITY PORT DEVELOPMENT PORT EXPANSION PORT FACILITY PORT FUNCTIONS PORT LAND PORT OPERATION PORT OPERATIONS PORT POLICY PORT USERS PORTS PUBLIC PORTS RAIL FREIGHT RAILWAYS RIVER TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT SEAPORTS SEDIMENTATION SHARING SHIP SHIPPING SHIPPING LINES SHIPS SPEED STOCKS TERMINAL CAPACITY TERMINAL FACILITIES TERMINAL OPERATORS TRADE TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRAFFIC FLOW TRAFFIC GENERATION TRANSPORT ECONOMICS TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT OF GOODS TRANSPORT UNITS TRANSPORTATION TRUCKS UNIT TRAINS URBAN PLANNING URBAN TRAFFIC VELOCITY VESSELS WHARF WHARVES TRADE LOGISTICS LOGISTICS ANALYSIS LOGISTIC SYSTEMS CONTAINER TRANSPORT MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCEDURES AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IMPORTS AGRICULTURAL TRADE TRADE FACILITATION TRADE AGREEMENTS LOGISTICS CHAIN CROSS BORDER TRADE CONTAINER DEPOTS COFFEE TRADE CLOTHING INDUSTRY WOOD INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAINS CORN INDUSTRY PORTS REGULATION PORT CAPACITY PORT MANAGEMENT PORT DEVELOPMENT Rafferty, Laurel East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
geographic_facet	East Asia and Pacific
relation	East Asia Region Transport Sector (EASTR) working paper;no. 3
description	This report is part of a strategy to promotes trade competitiveness within the East Asia and Pacific Region. It presents an overview of the logistics issues facing East Asia countries and proposes a development agenda for them. Based on the recognition that the countries have basic differences in their level of development, extent of openness, and composition of trade, it begins by discussing the benefits of improved logistics. The East Asian countries are organized into an action matrix, with an analysis of the logistics needs appropriate to each group. The country working papers (volumes 2, 3, & 5)discuss the assessment of preset logistics services and the impediments they impose upon, and opportunities they offer for, expanded trade, including policy reform proposals. The special report on ports (volume 4) addresses port development in relation to urban growth.
format	Publications & Research :: Working Paper
author	Rafferty, Laurel
author_facet	Rafferty, Laurel
author_sort	Rafferty, Laurel
title	East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
title_short	East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
title_full	East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
title_fullStr	East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
title_full_unstemmed	East Asia Ports in their Urban Context
title_sort	east asia ports in their urban context
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2014
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/2962790/trade-logistics-east-asia-development-agenda-vol-4-6-east-asia-ports-urban-context http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17395
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East Asia Ports in their Urban Context

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