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Author Kunaka, Charles.

Title Trade and transport corridor management toolkit / Charles Kunaka, Robin Carruthers
Published Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, [2014]
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Description 1 online resource (xix, 388 pages) : illustrations
Series World Bank e-Library.
Contents Machine generated contents note: Why a Toolkit? -- Organization of the Toolkit -- References -- Primer -- Drivers of Corridor Development -- Components and Functions of a Corridor -- Note -- References -- Resources -- pt. I Corridor Diagnostic and Performance Assessment -- Module 1 Carrying Out a Corridor Diagnostic -- Setting the Objective -- Conducting a Strategic Assessment -- Assessing Corridor Infrastructure -- Assessing Logistics Services -- Executing a Corridor-Level Assessment -- Tools for Conducting a Corridor Assessment -- Summary of Corridor Assessment Techniques -- Prioritizing Interventions -- Annex 1A Defining and Collecting Data for a Corridor Diagnostic -- Annex 1B Questions for Discussions with Logistics Providers, Exporters, Importers, Distributors, and Wholesalers -- Notes -- References -- Resources
Module 2 Assessing the Legal and Regulatory Context of a Corridor -- Collaboration, Cooperation, and Management -- Hierarchy of Instruments -- Analysis of Legal Instruments -- Notes -- Reference -- Resource -- Module 3 Institutional Arrangements for Corridor Management -- Why Is Corridor Management Relevant? -- Types of Corridor Management Mechanisms -- Main Activities of Corridor Management Bodies -- Key Considerations in Corridor Management -- Summary of Possible Interventions for Improving Corridor Management -- References -- Resources -- Module 4 Corridor Performance Indicators -- Uses of Corridor Monitoring and Indicators -- Levels of Decision Making -- Characteristics of Indicators -- Parameters to Monitor -- Comparative Analysis of Corridor Performance -- Notes -- References -- Resources -- pt. II Improving Corridor Performance
Summary Trade and transport corridors-major routes that facilitate the movement of people and goods between regions and between countries-have existed for millennia. They enable regions and countries to offer high-capacity transport systems and services that reduce trade and transport costs by creating economies of scale. Regional corridors are particularly important to landlocked countries, often providing the only overland routes to regional and international markets. Despite a long and complex history, guidance is often lacking on how to design, determine the components to include, and analyze the impact of corridor projects. The Trade and Transport Corridor Management Toolkit fills this void. The Toolkit synthesizes the experiences of the World Bank and other development agencies in assessing, designing, implementing, and evaluating the impact of trade and transport corridor projects. It saves project developers the task of looking for the best available tools and ensures greater consistency to facilitate comparison and benchmarking
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes English
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Subject Transportation corridors -- Planning
Trade routes -- Planning
Business logistics.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Industries -- Transportation.
TRANSPORTATION -- Public Transportation.
Business logistics
Form Electronic book
Author Carruthers, Robin.
ISBN 9781464801440
1464801444