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Transport and Communications Bulletin for Asia and the Pacific, No. 78 "Development of Dry Ports"


Author(s): Anthony Beresford, Stephen Pettit, Andrea Rosa, Riccardo Roscelli, Claudia Caballini, Enrico Gattorna, Violeta Roso, Kent Lumsden, Adolf K.Y. Ng, Girish Gujar, Erenι Cronje, Marianne Matthee, Waldo Krugell
Economic Sector(s): (1) Transport policies and planning
ESCAP Reference No.: ST/ESCAP/SER.E/78
Division/Office: Transport
Published Date: 2009
Country: {Non-country Specific Publication}
Hard Copy Price: Online Copy Only


This special issue of the Bulletin is a collection of seven papers discussing various issues related to dry port development in a number of selected countries located in Asia, Africa Europe and North America. Discussions of dry port development under different economic and political backgrounds will provide policymakers with a better understanding of the relevant issues under consideration.

The first paper examines how inland terminals play a role in the organization of freight distribution in Europe and North America. In the second paper, a comparative study of dry port development in the United Kingdom and Nigeria highlights the different issues arising from dry port development in developed and developing countries. The third and fourth papers discuss dry port development in Italy. In a similar vein, the fifth paper examines the functions of a dry port as an inland extension of a seaport using case studies: the Virginia Inland Port as a dry port for the Port of Virginia, United States of America, and Falkφping terminal as a dry port for the Port of Gφteborg, Sweden. In the sixth paper, a grid technique is used to discuss the optimal location of dry ports. The last paper discusses dry port development in Africa and the continuation between road and rail connections in terms of cost/time savings and security.





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Editorial statement ……………………………………………………. 

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Theo Notteboom and Jean-Paul Rodrigue 

Inland terminals within North American and European supply chains……………...,

 
1

Paul Garnwa, Anthony Beresford and Stephen Pettit 

Dry ports: a comparative study of the United Kingdom and Nigeria…………….,,


40

Andrea Rosa and Riccardo Roscelli 

Innovative ideas and design of an integrated dry port and seaport system…...


57

Claudia Caballini and Enrico Gattorna 

The expansion of the port of Genoa: the Rivalta Scrivia dry port…………………..….


73

Violeta Roso and Kent Lumsden 

The dry port concept: moving seaport activities inland?.......................................


87

Adolf K.Y. Ng and Girish Gujar

The spatial characteristics of dry ports in India……………………………………….......


102

Erenι Cronje, Marianne Matthee and Waldo Krugell

Trade and transport costs: the role of dry ports in South Africa………………………...


112




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