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The International Transport Forum at the OECD is an intergovernmental organisation with 52 member countries. It acts as a strategic think tank for transport policy and organizes an annual summit of ministers. Our work is underpinned by economic research, statistics collection and policy analysis, often undertaken in collaboration with many of the world's leading research figures in academia, business and government. This series of Discussion Papers is intended to disseminate the International Transport Forum’s research findings rapidly among specialists in the field concerned.
- ISSN: 20708270 (online)
- https://doi.org/10.1787/20708270
Ensuring Hinterland Access The Role of Port Authorities
n this paper, it is argued that port authorities can actively contribute to better
hinterland access. Different types of involvement of the port authority are discussed,
as well as reasons for such involvement.
The analysis is explorative and aims to provide a basis for further discussion. The
analysis applies to landlord port authorities (PAs) with public goals. Landlord port
authorities have become more autonomous and take the initiative for expansion and
redevelopment of port infrastructure. The activities of PAs can be classified in four
broad categories: traffic management, customer management, area management
and stakeholder management. PAs traditionally act as landlords but increasingly
operate ‘beyond the landlord’ model.
The main argument for a more active involvement of the PA is the fact that
coordination in clusters as well as transport chains does not always emerge
spontaneously, for various reasons. More coordination can lead to more efficient
supply chains and more competitive ports. Consequently, PAs have incentives to
invest to improve coordination in port clusters and supply chains.
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