THE World Bank's Logistics Performance Index (LPI) and its Policy-making Impact




Lauri Ojala, Jean-François Arvis, Ben Shepherd, Daniel Saslavsky, Christina Wiederer, Fannie Delavelle, Anasuya Raj, Tapio Naula, Tuomas Kiiski

Production and Operations Management Society Conference

Sydney

2017




The “Big Picture” observations



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The gap between countries persists and even widens
for the lowest performing countries.



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Logistics performance is not primarily about costs
or red tape but about reliability of supply chain and service delivery.



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A cross-cutting policy agenda, much beyond
cross-border infrastructure and trade facilitation, gets increasingly complex
with concerns such as sustainability, services and competences.



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For lowest performing countries, ”traditional” trade
and transportation facilitation remains at the core of logistics performance.



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Middle income and high income countries are
increasingly concerned with domestic connectivity and supply chains.



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