Georgias Transport and Logistics Strategy : Achievements to Date and Areas for Improvements

This policy note describes the state of transport and logistics in Georgia, carries out a needs assessment and identifies the main areas for improvements.The purpose of this policy note is to develop a common understanding between the Government of Georgia (GoG) and its partners of the institutional and physical challenges which face the transport and logistics sector, and of a strategy for meeting these challenges in the medium-term. The policy note identifies the key strategic directions and actions which will enable the sector to grow and improve. It intends to help the Bank and the development partners to engage with the GoG in dialogue on the critical bottlenecks and to provide the Government with advice based on the Bank’s international experience. The strategic directions outlined in this policy note require institutional reforms. This is inevitably a long term process but one which will gradually improve Georgia’s Logistics Performance Index ranking and its trade and competiveness.

Bibliographic Details

Main Authors:	Benmaamar, Mustapha, Keou, Oceane, Saslavsky, Daniel
Format:	Working Paper biblioteca
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015-01
Subjects:	SHIPPERS, RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE, TARIFFS, BERTH, CONTAINER STORAGE CAPACITY, CONTAINER TERMINALS, TRANSPORT SECTOR, PAYLOAD, FREIGHT SERVICES, PASSENGER STATIONS, TRANSPORT SERVICE, RAIL NETWORK, AIRPORT, CROSSINGS, FREIGHT FORWARDING, TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE, INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, WAITING TIME, FREIGHT TRANSPORT, QUALITY OF TRANSPORT, EMISSIONS, CARGO VOLUMES, BORDER CROSSINGS, VESSELS, STORAGE FACILITIES, LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES, TRAFFIC, HIGHWAY SYSTEM, ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE, AIRPORTS, ROUTES, INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS, TRANSIT ROUTES, QUALITY, AIR, TRANSPORT SERVICES, DELIVERY, TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE, DRIVERS, CUSTOMS CLEARANCE, SPEEDS, LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT, TRANSPORTATION MARKET, RAIL STATION, TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, VEHICLE, REGIONAL TRANSPORT, ROAD, SEAPORTS, CARGO, COSTS, RAIL TRANSPORT, AIR POLLUTION, TRAINING, ROAD NETWORK, SEAT CAPACITY, TRANSPORT, CAPACITY, RAILWAY NETWORK, CUSTOMS, LOGISTICS, RAILWAY LINE, CONTAINERS, INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT, FREIGHT FORWARDERS, POLLUTION, EFFICIENT TRANSPORT, AIR CARGO, CONTAINERIZED CARGO, ROAD IMPROVEMENT, PORTS, TRANSPORT POLICY, FUELS, TRANSIT TIMES, INFRASTRUCTURE, MANUFACTURING, TRAFFIC CONTROL, INITIATIVES, STORAGE CAPACITY, CONGESTION, TRANSPORTATION, TRANSIT, TRANSPARENCY, BORDER CROSSING, TRUCKS, SHIPPING, LLC, POLICE, CARS, TRAINS, SHIPMENTS, PASSENGER TRAFFIC, TRADE FACILITATION, ROLLING STOCK, RAILWAY, NAVIGATION, PORT INFRASTRUCTURE, GREEN LOGISTICS, ROADS, TRANSSHIPMENT, FORWARDING, CROSSING, LOCAL ROADS, NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM, ROAD LINKS, HIGHWAY, TRADE, MARITIME TRANSPORT, RAILWAYS, AIR TRANSPORT, BORDER MANAGEMENT, TRANSIT OPERATIONS, WAREHOUSING, AIR TRANSPORT SECTOR, TUNNELS, TRANSIT CORRIDOR, TRACK CAPACITY, RAIL, FUEL, HIGHWAY CORRIDOR, LANES, TRANSPORT DEMAND, WAREHOUSES, FREIGHT MARKET, INVESTMENTS, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, BORDER INFRASTRUCTURE, COMMODITIES, DIESEL, ROAD TRANSPORT, SAFETY, COMMODITY, HIGHWAY PROJECT, FREIGHT, TRANSIT SYSTEM, BOTTLENECKS, STORAGE, INTEGRATED LOGISTICS,
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/05/24528970/georgia-georgia’s-transport-logistics-strategy-achievements-date-areas-improvements http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22097
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