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11-10-2011 1 Business Unit NEA Port and Hinterland Connections A matter of Coordination/Integration/Collaboration René Meeuws 2 Container handling: the challenge Container handling Indonesian ports in 2009: - 8.8 million TEU; 69% foreign trade, 31% domestic Forecast for 2015: 17.2 million TEU Forecast for 2020: 26.0 million TEU 3 Container handling Tanjung Priok (capacity 4.5 million TEU) Year Handling in million TEU Investment million USD 2009 3.9 2015 7.7 731 2020 11.4 610 2030 21.2 2926 4 Port capacity, hinterland capacity
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Thematic Session 1 Hinterland connections & logisticsMr
Transcript of Session1 rene meeuws nea
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Business Unit NEA
Port and Hinterland ConnectionsA matter of Coordination/Integration/Collaboration
René Meeuws
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Container handling: the challenge
Container handling Indonesian ports in 2009:
- 8.8 million TEU;69% foreign trade, 31% domestic
Forecast for 2015: 17.2 million TEU
Forecast for 2020: 26.0 million TEU
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Container handling Tanjung Priok(capacity 4.5 million TEU)
Year Handling inmillion TEU
Investmentmillion USD
2009 3.9
2015 7.7 731
2020 11.4 610
2030 21.2 2926
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Port capacity, hinterland capacity
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The need for connections andspace, much space…
Port of Rotterdam: 10,500 haIndustry 5000 ha, water 3500 ha, infra/green 2000 ha
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The need for coordination,integration and collaboration
- Water management (national)
- Urban en regional land use planning (local)
- Transport and traffic planning (local)
- Port planning (national and local)
- Inter-sectoral
- Multi-level
- Public/private
- Stakeholders/shareholders interest
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Terimah kasih
René Meeuws
Panteia – business unit NEA
Belanda
