Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor
Most trade moves along a few high-density routes: the corridors. Improving their performance has emerged as a necessary ingredient for growth and integration into the regional and global economy. In Africa, this is recognized at the continental lev...
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AIRPORTS ALTERNATIVE ROUTE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT ALUMINUM AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC AXLE LOAD BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER POSTS BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BRIDGE BULK TERMINAL BULK TERMINALS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CARGO CARGO HANDLING CARGO MOVEMENTS CARGO OWNERS CATCHMENT CATCHMENT AREA CONCESSION CONCESSION MODEL CONCESSIONS CONSUMER GOODS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSIONS CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINERIZATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR SERVICE CORRIDOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR RAIL TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT SERVICES DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR DOMESTIC MARKET DRIVING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INTEGRATION ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER EFFECTS EFFICIENT TRANSPORT EFFICIENT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE EQUITY INVESTMENTS FEEDER ROADS FIXED FEES FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES HIGH TRANSPORT HIGHWAY IMPACT OF TRANSPORT INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVESTMENT PROGRAM JOINT VENTURE JOURNEY LAND TRANSPORT LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES LANES LOADING LOCOMOTIVES LOGISTICS COMPANIES LOGISTICS GROUP LOGISTICS SERVICES MAIN ROAD MAINTENANCE COSTS MEMBER COUNTRIES MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT MOBILITY NATIONAL ROADS PARKING PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGER VEHICLES PASSENGERS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT FACILITIES PORT SERVICES POWER PPP PRIVATE OPERATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PROCESS PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CORRIDOR RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE RAIL LINK RAIL NETWORK RAIL NETWORKS RAIL SERVICE RAIL SERVICE PROVIDERS RAIL SERVICES RAIL TRAFFIC RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY CAPACITY RAILWAY COMPANY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY LINES RAILWAYS REGIONAL TRANSPORT REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ROAD ROAD CONCESSION ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD SYSTEM ROAD TRANSPORT ROADS ROLLING STOCK ROUTE ROUTES SATURATION SERVICE PROVIDER SHARING SHIPPING LINES STEEL TERMINAL OPERATOR TERMINAL OPERATORS TIMBER TOLL TOLL HIGHWAY TOLL PLAZA TOLL PLAZAS TOLL ROAD TOLLS TRACK TRADE DOCUMENTS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONTROL TRAFFIC DATA TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC GROWTH TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRAINS TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSIT TRANSIT CORRIDOR TRANSIT TRADE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT CAPACITY TRANSPORT CHARGES TRANSPORT CORRIDORS TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT DEMAND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING TRANSPORT INVESTMENTS TRANSPORT MODES TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT POLICIES TRANSPORT PROJECTS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE TRUCK TRAFFIC TRUCKING TRUCKING COMPANIES TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE TRAFFIC VEHICLES WAGONS |
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AIRPORTS ALTERNATIVE ROUTE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT ALUMINUM AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC AXLE LOAD BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER POSTS BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BRIDGE BULK TERMINAL BULK TERMINALS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CARGO CARGO HANDLING CARGO MOVEMENTS CARGO OWNERS CATCHMENT CATCHMENT AREA CONCESSION CONCESSION MODEL CONCESSIONS CONSUMER GOODS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSIONS CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINERIZATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR SERVICE CORRIDOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR RAIL TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT SERVICES DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR DOMESTIC MARKET DRIVING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INTEGRATION ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER EFFECTS EFFICIENT TRANSPORT EFFICIENT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE EQUITY INVESTMENTS FEEDER ROADS FIXED FEES FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES HIGH TRANSPORT HIGHWAY IMPACT OF TRANSPORT INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVESTMENT PROGRAM JOINT VENTURE JOURNEY LAND TRANSPORT LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES LANES LOADING LOCOMOTIVES LOGISTICS COMPANIES LOGISTICS GROUP LOGISTICS SERVICES MAIN ROAD MAINTENANCE COSTS MEMBER COUNTRIES MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT MOBILITY NATIONAL ROADS PARKING PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGER VEHICLES PASSENGERS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT FACILITIES PORT SERVICES POWER PPP PRIVATE OPERATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PROCESS PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CORRIDOR RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE RAIL LINK RAIL NETWORK RAIL NETWORKS RAIL SERVICE RAIL SERVICE PROVIDERS RAIL SERVICES RAIL TRAFFIC RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY CAPACITY RAILWAY COMPANY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY LINES RAILWAYS REGIONAL TRANSPORT REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ROAD ROAD CONCESSION ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD SYSTEM ROAD TRANSPORT ROADS ROLLING STOCK ROUTE ROUTES SATURATION SERVICE PROVIDER SHARING SHIPPING LINES STEEL TERMINAL OPERATOR TERMINAL OPERATORS TIMBER TOLL TOLL HIGHWAY TOLL PLAZA TOLL PLAZAS TOLL ROAD TOLLS TRACK TRADE DOCUMENTS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONTROL TRAFFIC DATA TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC GROWTH TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRAINS TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSIT TRANSIT CORRIDOR TRANSIT TRADE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT CAPACITY TRANSPORT CHARGES TRANSPORT CORRIDORS TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT DEMAND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING TRANSPORT INVESTMENTS TRANSPORT MODES TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT POLICIES TRANSPORT PROJECTS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE TRUCK TRAFFIC TRUCKING TRUCKING COMPANIES TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE TRAFFIC VEHICLES WAGONS Sequeira, Sandra Hartmann, Olivier Kunaka, Charles Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Program
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Most trade moves along a few
high-density routes: the corridors. Improving their
performance has emerged as a necessary ingredient for growth
and integration into the regional and global economy. In
Africa, this is recognized at the continental level, where
program for infrastructure development in Africa (PIDA) has
identified 42 corridors that should form a core network for
regional integration and global connectivity. Several
distinctive features appear to be necessary conditions for a
successful corridor, namely (i) a combination of public and
private investments to improve infrastructure, (ii) an
institutional framework to promote and facilitate
coordination, (iii) a focus on operational efficiency of the
logistics services and infrastructure, and (iv) a proven
economic potential. Reviewing the experience of an
apparently successful corridor can help one learn the
optimal mix and trade-offs among the ingredients and enable
replication of success on other corridors. The lessons from
the Maputo corridor can help the regional economic
communities (REC), countries, corridor users, and
development partners to better focus their corridor
strategies to maximize economic growth. The present work
focuses on three aspects of its revival: corridors as
enablers of trade and economic development; improvement of
logistics through investments and reforms; institutional
framework adapted according to objectives. |
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Publications & Research |
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Sequeira, Sandra Hartmann, Olivier Kunaka, Charles |
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Sequeira, Sandra Hartmann, Olivier Kunaka, Charles |
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Sequeira, Sandra |
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Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor |
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reviving trade routes : evidence from the maputo corridor |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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okr-10986-215712021-04-23T14:04:03Z Reviving Trade Routes : Evidence from the Maputo Corridor Sequeira, Sandra Hartmann, Olivier Kunaka, Charles AIRPORTS ALTERNATIVE ROUTE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT ALUMINUM AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC AXLE LOAD BORDER CROSSING BORDER CROSSINGS BORDER POSTS BORDER TRAFFIC BOTTLENECKS BRIDGE BULK TERMINAL BULK TERMINALS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CARGO CARGO HANDLING CARGO MOVEMENTS CARGO OWNERS CATCHMENT CATCHMENT AREA CONCESSION CONCESSION MODEL CONCESSIONS CONSUMER GOODS CONTAINER TERMINAL CONTAINER TERMINAL CONCESSIONS CONTAINER TERMINALS CONTAINER TRAFFIC CONTAINERIZATION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR SERVICE CORRIDOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR RAIL TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT DEMAND FOR TRANSPORT SERVICES DEVELOPMENT CORRIDOR DOMESTIC MARKET DRIVING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INTEGRATION ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER EFFECTS EFFICIENT TRANSPORT EFFICIENT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE EQUITY INVESTMENTS FEEDER ROADS FIXED FEES FRAMEWORK FREIGHT FREIGHT FORWARDERS FREIGHT FORWARDING FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES HIGH TRANSPORT HIGHWAY IMPACT OF TRANSPORT INCOME INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVESTMENT PROGRAM JOINT VENTURE JOURNEY LAND TRANSPORT LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES LANES LOADING LOCOMOTIVES LOGISTICS COMPANIES LOGISTICS GROUP LOGISTICS SERVICES MAIN ROAD MAINTENANCE COSTS MEMBER COUNTRIES MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT MOBILITY NATIONAL ROADS PARKING PASSENGER PASSENGER TRAFFIC PASSENGER VEHICLES PASSENGERS PORT AUTHORITIES PORT AUTHORITY PORT FACILITIES PORT SERVICES POWER PPP PRIVATE OPERATORS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PROCESS PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC WORKS RAIL RAIL CORRIDOR RAIL CORRIDORS RAIL FREIGHT RAIL FREIGHT TRANSPORT RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE RAIL LINK RAIL NETWORK RAIL NETWORKS RAIL SERVICE RAIL SERVICE PROVIDERS RAIL SERVICES RAIL TRAFFIC RAIL TRANSPORT RAILWAY RAILWAY CAPACITY RAILWAY COMPANY RAILWAY LINE RAILWAY LINES RAILWAYS REGIONAL TRANSPORT REGULATORY AGENCIES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ROAD ROAD CONCESSION ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD NETWORK ROAD SYSTEM ROAD TRANSPORT ROADS ROLLING STOCK ROUTE ROUTES SATURATION SERVICE PROVIDER SHARING SHIPPING LINES STEEL TERMINAL OPERATOR TERMINAL OPERATORS TIMBER TOLL TOLL HIGHWAY TOLL PLAZA TOLL PLAZAS TOLL ROAD TOLLS TRACK TRADE DOCUMENTS TRADE FACILITATION TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONTROL TRAFFIC DATA TRAFFIC FLOWS TRAFFIC GROWTH TRAFFIC VOLUMES TRAINS TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSIT TRANSIT CORRIDOR TRANSIT TRADE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT CAPACITY TRANSPORT CHARGES TRANSPORT CORRIDORS TRANSPORT COSTS TRANSPORT DEMAND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING TRANSPORT INVESTMENTS TRANSPORT MODES TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT NETWORKS TRANSPORT POLICIES TRANSPORT PROJECTS TRANSPORT SECTOR TRANSPORT SERVICES TRANSPORT SYSTEM TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE TRUCK TRAFFIC TRUCKING TRUCKING COMPANIES TRUCKS UNDERPINNING VEHICLE VEHICLE TRAFFIC VEHICLES WAGONS Most trade moves along a few high-density routes: the corridors. Improving their performance has emerged as a necessary ingredient for growth and integration into the regional and global economy. In Africa, this is recognized at the continental level, where program for infrastructure development in Africa (PIDA) has identified 42 corridors that should form a core network for regional integration and global connectivity. Several distinctive features appear to be necessary conditions for a successful corridor, namely (i) a combination of public and private investments to improve infrastructure, (ii) an institutional framework to promote and facilitate coordination, (iii) a focus on operational efficiency of the logistics services and infrastructure, and (iv) a proven economic potential. Reviewing the experience of an apparently successful corridor can help one learn the optimal mix and trade-offs among the ingredients and enable replication of success on other corridors. The lessons from the Maputo corridor can help the regional economic communities (REC), countries, corridor users, and development partners to better focus their corridor strategies to maximize economic growth. The present work focuses on three aspects of its revival: corridors as enablers of trade and economic development; improvement of logistics through investments and reforms; institutional framework adapted according to objectives. 2015-03-10T18:18:34Z 2015-03-10T18:18:34Z 2014-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/11/23853397/reviving-trade-routes-evidence-maputo-corridor http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21571 English en_US Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Policy Program (SSATP) discussion paper;no. 14 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper Africa |