Dry Ports and Extended Gateways for East Africa¿s Logistics Network - Werikhe, Gerald Wanzala
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This book is about Dry ports and Extended Gateways with lenses on East Africa. The book was written due to challenges affecting East Africa's trade and economic competitiveness attributed to high transportation costs, congested sea ports and congested transportation corridors. The book is composed of seven chapters including; the background, literature review with focus on the dry port and extended gateways concept and integrated logistics, dry ports in East Africa, Quality evaluation of dry ports in East Africa using Delphi method, Extended gateways model for East Africa and lastly, a…mehr

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This book is about Dry ports and Extended Gateways with lenses on East Africa. The book was written due to challenges affecting East Africa's trade and economic competitiveness attributed to high transportation costs, congested sea ports and congested transportation corridors. The book is composed of seven chapters including; the background, literature review with focus on the dry port and extended gateways concept and integrated logistics, dry ports in East Africa, Quality evaluation of dry ports in East Africa using Delphi method, Extended gateways model for East Africa and lastly, a methodology for dry port planning to aid dry port development and Management. It offers an enriching understanding of extended gateways development from a developing region's perspective with some cases from the developed world. The book is suitable for investors in ports and dry ports, Researchers and students in logistics, local governments, central governments, the East African community secretariat, and those interested in discovering East Africa and its investment potential.
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Lecturer of logistics at Uganda Management Institute, and Programs Manager for Parliamentary Performance Scorecard Project in Uganda. He holds a PhD in Logistics Engineering and Management, Masters of Management Sciences (corporate Management) from Dalian Maritime University in China, and a Bachelor of commerce from Makerere University.