Multiservice Infrastructure : Privatizing Port Services
Ports have become increasingly capital
intensive. Economies of scale have led to larger, more
specialized ships, and, competition between ports has
started to grow. As a result, governments are reorganizing
the way ports are run, and permitting more private
ownership, and service delivery. Because ports provide
multiple services, if governments are to design an efficient
legal, and regulatory framework for private participation,
it is important to study all these activities to evaluate
the best approach. Moreover, because these activities must
take place in a small space, it is important to study how
they are best coordinated. The note outlines privatization
options, such as: full privatization, i.e., all assets and
liabilities are transferred to the private sector; build,
operate and own, i.e., parts of the port are sold to be
developed; build or rehabilitate, on a concession basis;
joint ventures; leasing, i.e., no investments, only
commercial risks; licensing, (provision of equipment); and,
management contract, i.e., both investment and commercial
risks are faced by the public sector.
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Bibliographic Details
| Main Authors: |
Trujillo, Lourdes,
Nombela, Gustavo |
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| Language: | English |
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| Published: |
World Bank, Washington, DC
2000-10
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| Subjects: | AIDS TO NAVIGATION,
BERTH,
BERTHING,
BERTHS,
BREAKWATERS,
BULK CARGOES,
BUOYS,
CANALS,
CARGO,
CARGO HANDLING,
CARRIERS,
CHANNELS,
CONCESSIONAIRE,
CONSTRUCTION,
CONTAINER TRAFFIC,
CONTAINERIZATION,
CONTAINERS,
CUSTOMS,
CUSTOMS DUTIES,
DOCKS,
EXPORT,
FUEL,
FUEL TANKS,
INLAND NAVIGATION,
INTERMODAL TRANSPORT,
LANDLORD PORT,
LICENSES,
LOADING,
MARITIME POLICY,
MARITIME POLICY MANAGEMENT,
MARITIME TRANSPORT,
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT,
NAVIGATION CHANNELS,
PILOTS,
PORT,
PORT ACTIVITIES,
PORT ASSETS,
PORT AUTHORITIES,
PORT AUTHORITY,
PORT COMPETITION,
PORT FACILITIES,
PORT INVESTMENTS,
PORT OPERATORS,
PORT REFORM,
PORT SERVICES,
PORT SUPERSTRUCTURE,
PORT USERS,
PORTS,
PRIVATE SECTOR,
PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE,
PUBLIC SECTOR,
RANGE,
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK,
ROADS,
SAFETY,
SEAPORTS,
SHIP,
SHIPPING,
SHIPS,
STEVEDORING,
TERMINAL,
TERMINALS,
TEU,
TOWING,
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE,
TUGS,
TWENTY FOOT EQUIVALENT UNIT INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATIZATION,
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS,
ECONOMIES OF SCALE,
PORT MANAGEMENT,
COMPETITIVENESS,
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP,
SERVICES DELIVERY,
LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK,
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION,
BUILD,
OWN,
OPERATE,
TRANSFER,
JOINT VENTURES,
LEASING ARRANGEMENTS,
LICENSE FEE,
MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS, |
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/10/729358/multiservice-infrastructure-privatizing-port-services
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/11417
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