Port Reform in Nigeria : Upstream Policy Reforms Kick-Start One of the World's Largest Concession Programs

Port Reform in Nigeria : Upstream Policy Reforms Kick-Start One of the World's Largest Concession Programs

Over a two-year period, beginning in late 2004, the Nigerian federal government implemented one of the most ambitious port concessioning programs ever attempted. The success of this program resulted from the government's vision and decisivenes...

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Main Authors: Leigland, James, Palsson, Gylfl
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
AUTONOMOUS PORT
BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
CARGO
CARGO HANDLING
COMMERCIAL RISKS
CONCESSION
CONCESSION AGREEMENTS
CONCESSION CONTRACTS
CONCESSIONAIRES
CONGESTION
CONTAINER TERMINAL
CONTAINER TRAFFIC
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC REFORMS
FREIGHT
FREIGHT HANDLING
GOVERNMENT PLANS
INDEPENDENT REGULATOR
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
LABOR UNIONS
LEASING
MARINE SERVICES
MARITIME POLICY
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
NATIONAL TRANSPORT
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
OWNERSHIP OF SUPERSTRUCTURE
PORT ADMINISTRATION
PORT AUTHORITIES
PORT AUTHORITY
PORT CONCESSIONS
PORT FACILITIES
PORT INFRASTRUCTURE
PORT LAND
PORT MANAGEMENT
PORT OPERATIONS
PORT REFORM
PORT SERVICES
PORT SUPERSTRUCTURE
PORTS
PRESENT VALUE
PRIVATE COMPANIES
PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION
PRIVATISATION
PRIVATIZATION PROGRAM
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
RAILWAY
RAILWAYS
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
RISK ALLOCATION
ROADS
SAFETY
SHIP
SHIPPING
SHIPPING COMPANY
SHIPPING LINES
SHIPS
STEVEDORING
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
SURFACE TRANSPORT
TARIFF INCREASES
TARIFF POLICY
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TERMINAL OPERATIONS
TERMINAL OPERATORS
THEFT
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
TRANSPARENCY
TRANSPORT NETWORK
TRANSPORT POLICY
TRANSPORT SECTOR
VESSEL TRAFFIC
WATERWAYS
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10717

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