Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment
The study found that logistics costs are high due to transshipment costs and various forms of payments. Many of these payments are imposed by the private sector with little or no transparency on how or where the costs are incurred. International tr...
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ACCIDENT AIM AIRPORT ASSEMBLY AXLE LOAD BARGES BERTH BICYCLES BLASTING BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER MANAGEMENT BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BOXES BREAK BULK BRIDGE BUS BUSES CAR CAR INDUSTRY CARGO CARGO VOLUMES CARRYING CAPACITY CARS CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN COMMODITIES COMMODITY CONGESTION CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINER VESSELS CONTAINER YARD CONTAINERIZATION CONTAINERIZED CARGO CONTAINERS CONTROL INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR OPERATIONS COST OF TRANSPORT COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS PROCEDURES DELIVERY OF GOODS DEMURRAGE DIESEL DIESEL FUEL DOMESTIC AIRPORT DREDGING DRIVERS DRIVING DRIVING CONDITIONS DRIVING LICENSES DWT EXPORT EXPORT CARGO FATALITIES FINANCIAL INCENTIVE FLEET MANAGEMENT FLEETS FORWARDING FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT OPERATIONS FREIGHT TRANSPORT FUEL COST FUEL COSTS FUEL PRICES GASOLINE GENERATORS GROSS WEIGHT HANDLING HEAVY VEHICLE HIGH TRAFFIC VOLUMES HIGHWAY HIGHWAY NETWORK HIGHWAYS HUB AIRPORTS INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INJURY INLAND TRANSPORT INSPECTION INTEGRATED LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC LAND TRANSPORTATION LANE ROAD LANES LIABILITY LIGHT TRUCK LINER SHIPPING LOADING LOGISTICS COSTS MAIN ROADS MANUFACTURING MARKET ACCESS MILEAGE MOTOR VEHICLE MOTORCYCLES NATIONAL LOGISTICS NATIONAL ROADS NAVIGATION PASSENGER PASSENGER SERVICES PICK-UP POLICE PORT OF ENTRY PORTS OF ENTRY PRODUCTION CAPACITY PROVINCIAL ROADS PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CONNECTION RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL LINK RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY NETWORK RAILWAY NETWORKS RAILWAY SYSTEM RAILWAY TRANSPORT RAILWAYS RANGE REGIONAL HUB REGIONAL LOGISTICS REGIONAL TRANSIT REGIONAL TRANSIT SYSTEM REINFORCED CONCRETE RESTORATION RIVER ROAD ROAD ACCIDENTS ROAD CORRIDORS ROAD HAULAGE ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD QUALITY ROAD SAFETY ROAD TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT MARKET ROAD TRANSPORT SERVICES ROAD VEHICLES ROADS ROLL ROLL-OUT ROUTE ROUTES ROUTING SEAPORTS SHARING SHIPMENTS SHIPPERS SHIPPING SHIPPING COMPANIES SHIPPING INDUSTRIES SHIPS SIGNS STORAGE FACILITIES STRICTER ENFORCEMENT SUPPLY CHAINS TAX TERTIARY ROADS THROUGH TRAFFIC TOLL TONNAGE TRACTORS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TRAFFIC COUNT TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC LAWS TRAFFIC POLICE TRAFFIC SPEED TRAFFIC VOLUME TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRANSIT TRANSIT SYSTEM TRANSIT TIMES TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AGENCIES TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT FACILITATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT MARKET TRANSPORT OPERATIONS TRANSPORT OPERATORS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICE TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TRANSSHIPMENT TRIP TRIPS TRUCK DRIVERS TRUCKING TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE FLEET VEHICLE POPULATION VEHICLES VESSELS VOLUME OF TRAFFIC WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WAREHOUSING WEALTH WHEELS |
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ACCIDENT AIM AIRPORT ASSEMBLY AXLE LOAD BARGES BERTH BICYCLES BLASTING BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER MANAGEMENT BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BOXES BREAK BULK BRIDGE BUS BUSES CAR CAR INDUSTRY CARGO CARGO VOLUMES CARRYING CAPACITY CARS CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN COMMODITIES COMMODITY CONGESTION CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINER VESSELS CONTAINER YARD CONTAINERIZATION CONTAINERIZED CARGO CONTAINERS CONTROL INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR OPERATIONS COST OF TRANSPORT COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS PROCEDURES DELIVERY OF GOODS DEMURRAGE DIESEL DIESEL FUEL DOMESTIC AIRPORT DREDGING DRIVERS DRIVING DRIVING CONDITIONS DRIVING LICENSES DWT EXPORT EXPORT CARGO FATALITIES FINANCIAL INCENTIVE FLEET MANAGEMENT FLEETS FORWARDING FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT OPERATIONS FREIGHT TRANSPORT FUEL COST FUEL COSTS FUEL PRICES GASOLINE GENERATORS GROSS WEIGHT HANDLING HEAVY VEHICLE HIGH TRAFFIC VOLUMES HIGHWAY HIGHWAY NETWORK HIGHWAYS HUB AIRPORTS INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INJURY INLAND TRANSPORT INSPECTION INTEGRATED LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC LAND TRANSPORTATION LANE ROAD LANES LIABILITY LIGHT TRUCK LINER SHIPPING LOADING LOGISTICS COSTS MAIN ROADS MANUFACTURING MARKET ACCESS MILEAGE MOTOR VEHICLE MOTORCYCLES NATIONAL LOGISTICS NATIONAL ROADS NAVIGATION PASSENGER PASSENGER SERVICES PICK-UP POLICE PORT OF ENTRY PORTS OF ENTRY PRODUCTION CAPACITY PROVINCIAL ROADS PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CONNECTION RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL LINK RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY NETWORK RAILWAY NETWORKS RAILWAY SYSTEM RAILWAY TRANSPORT RAILWAYS RANGE REGIONAL HUB REGIONAL LOGISTICS REGIONAL TRANSIT REGIONAL TRANSIT SYSTEM REINFORCED CONCRETE RESTORATION RIVER ROAD ROAD ACCIDENTS ROAD CORRIDORS ROAD HAULAGE ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD QUALITY ROAD SAFETY ROAD TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT MARKET ROAD TRANSPORT SERVICES ROAD VEHICLES ROADS ROLL ROLL-OUT ROUTE ROUTES ROUTING SEAPORTS SHARING SHIPMENTS SHIPPERS SHIPPING SHIPPING COMPANIES SHIPPING INDUSTRIES SHIPS SIGNS STORAGE FACILITIES STRICTER ENFORCEMENT SUPPLY CHAINS TAX TERTIARY ROADS THROUGH TRAFFIC TOLL TONNAGE TRACTORS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TRAFFIC COUNT TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC LAWS TRAFFIC POLICE TRAFFIC SPEED TRAFFIC VOLUME TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRANSIT TRANSIT SYSTEM TRANSIT TIMES TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AGENCIES TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT FACILITATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT MARKET TRANSPORT OPERATIONS TRANSPORT OPERATORS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICE TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TRANSSHIPMENT TRIP TRIPS TRUCK DRIVERS TRUCKING TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE FLEET VEHICLE POPULATION VEHICLES VESSELS VOLUME OF TRAFFIC WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WAREHOUSING WEALTH WHEELS World Bank Group Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
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The study found that logistics costs are
high due to transshipment costs and various forms of
payments. Many of these payments are imposed by the private
sector with little or no transparency on how or where the
costs are incurred. International trade corridors in
Cambodia therefore perform well in terms of time but not
cost. However, the corridors with transshipment have higher
costs than the national corridor between Phnom Penh and
Sihanoukville or the river corridor to the port of Cai Mep
in Vietnam. Large shippers and international firms prefer to
use several sub-contractors to make logistics arrangements
so they do not have to coordinate what can be fairly complex
and challenging arrangements for shipments. Intermediation
in logistics is largely carried out by local agencies,
leading to high intermediation costs. The main reason for
the high intermediation cost is the prevalence and wide
acceptance of facilitation fees as inducements for fast
clearance and processing. Facilitation fees, largely
informal, contribute to the high costs of logistics.
Intermediaries, mostly forwarders and brokers, play a key
role in collecting these payments. However, payment of such
fees is clouded by lack of transparency. One of the main
challenges is how to deal with informal payments in
logistics in Cambodia. Another contributor to high costs is
private sector capacity in the provision of logistics
services, which is still low. Most of the truck fl eet is
operated by family-run businesses owning a few trucks.
Trucks are generally old which contributes also to the lack
of appetite to operate across borders and at the same time
compromises the feasibility of developing an effective
transit system. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Foreign Trade, FDI, and Capital Flows Study |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
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Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
title_full |
Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
title_fullStr |
Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
title_full_unstemmed |
Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment |
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cambodia trade corridor performance assessment |
publisher |
Phnom Penh |
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2014 |
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okr-10986-207632021-04-23T14:03:56Z Cambodia Trade Corridor Performance Assessment World Bank Group ACCIDENT AIM AIRPORT ASSEMBLY AXLE LOAD BARGES BERTH BICYCLES BLASTING BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER MANAGEMENT BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BOXES BREAK BULK BRIDGE BUS BUSES CAR CAR INDUSTRY CARGO CARGO VOLUMES CARRYING CAPACITY CARS CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN COMMODITIES COMMODITY CONGESTION CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINER VESSELS CONTAINER YARD CONTAINERIZATION CONTAINERIZED CARGO CONTAINERS CONTROL INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR CORRIDOR INFRASTRUCTURE CORRIDOR OPERATIONS COST OF TRANSPORT COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CUSTOMS CUSTOMS CLEARANCE CUSTOMS PROCEDURES DELIVERY OF GOODS DEMURRAGE DIESEL DIESEL FUEL DOMESTIC AIRPORT DREDGING DRIVERS DRIVING DRIVING CONDITIONS DRIVING LICENSES DWT EXPORT EXPORT CARGO FATALITIES FINANCIAL INCENTIVE FLEET MANAGEMENT FLEETS FORWARDING FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT OPERATIONS FREIGHT TRANSPORT FUEL COST FUEL COSTS FUEL PRICES GASOLINE GENERATORS GROSS WEIGHT HANDLING HEAVY VEHICLE HIGH TRAFFIC VOLUMES HIGHWAY HIGHWAY NETWORK HIGHWAYS HUB AIRPORTS INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INJURY INLAND TRANSPORT INSPECTION INTEGRATED LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC LAND TRANSPORTATION LANE ROAD LANES LIABILITY LIGHT TRUCK LINER SHIPPING LOADING LOGISTICS COSTS MAIN ROADS MANUFACTURING MARKET ACCESS MILEAGE MOTOR VEHICLE MOTORCYCLES NATIONAL LOGISTICS NATIONAL ROADS NAVIGATION PASSENGER PASSENGER SERVICES PICK-UP POLICE PORT OF ENTRY PORTS OF ENTRY PRODUCTION CAPACITY PROVINCIAL ROADS PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CONNECTION RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL LINK RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY NETWORK RAILWAY NETWORKS RAILWAY SYSTEM RAILWAY TRANSPORT RAILWAYS RANGE REGIONAL HUB REGIONAL LOGISTICS REGIONAL TRANSIT REGIONAL TRANSIT SYSTEM REINFORCED CONCRETE RESTORATION RIVER ROAD ROAD ACCIDENTS ROAD CORRIDORS ROAD HAULAGE ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD QUALITY ROAD SAFETY ROAD TRANSPORT ROAD TRANSPORT MARKET ROAD TRANSPORT SERVICES ROAD VEHICLES ROADS ROLL ROLL-OUT ROUTE ROUTES ROUTING SEAPORTS SHARING SHIPMENTS SHIPPERS SHIPPING SHIPPING COMPANIES SHIPPING INDUSTRIES SHIPS SIGNS STORAGE FACILITIES STRICTER ENFORCEMENT SUPPLY CHAINS TAX TERTIARY ROADS THROUGH TRAFFIC TOLL TONNAGE TRACTORS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TRAFFIC COUNT TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC LAWS TRAFFIC POLICE TRAFFIC SPEED TRAFFIC VOLUME TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRANSIT TRANSIT SYSTEM TRANSIT TIMES TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AGENCIES TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT FACILITATION TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT MARKET TRANSPORT OPERATIONS TRANSPORT OPERATORS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICE TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TRANSSHIPMENT TRIP TRIPS TRUCK DRIVERS TRUCKING TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE FLEET VEHICLE POPULATION VEHICLES VESSELS VOLUME OF TRAFFIC WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSES WAREHOUSING WEALTH WHEELS The study found that logistics costs are high due to transshipment costs and various forms of payments. Many of these payments are imposed by the private sector with little or no transparency on how or where the costs are incurred. International trade corridors in Cambodia therefore perform well in terms of time but not cost. However, the corridors with transshipment have higher costs than the national corridor between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville or the river corridor to the port of Cai Mep in Vietnam. Large shippers and international firms prefer to use several sub-contractors to make logistics arrangements so they do not have to coordinate what can be fairly complex and challenging arrangements for shipments. Intermediation in logistics is largely carried out by local agencies, leading to high intermediation costs. The main reason for the high intermediation cost is the prevalence and wide acceptance of facilitation fees as inducements for fast clearance and processing. Facilitation fees, largely informal, contribute to the high costs of logistics. Intermediaries, mostly forwarders and brokers, play a key role in collecting these payments. However, payment of such fees is clouded by lack of transparency. One of the main challenges is how to deal with informal payments in logistics in Cambodia. Another contributor to high costs is private sector capacity in the provision of logistics services, which is still low. Most of the truck fl eet is operated by family-run businesses owning a few trucks. Trucks are generally old which contributes also to the lack of appetite to operate across borders and at the same time compromises the feasibility of developing an effective transit system. 2014-12-17T18:35:28Z 2014-12-17T18:35:28Z 2014-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/04/20271908/corridor-performance-assessment-trade-development-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20763 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Phnom Penh Economic & Sector Work :: Foreign Trade, FDI, and Capital Flows Study |