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Logistics Development Strategies and Performance MeasurementQueretaro, Mexico, 9-10 March 2015 Chair Pablo Guerrero, Infrastructure and Environment Sector, Inter American Development Bank Scope Logistics performance is a strong determinant of national economic competitiveness. Understanding and decomposing the components of logistics performance can help countries to improve efficiency of logistics systems as well as the functioning of related infrastructures, services, procedures and regulations. A sound and comprehensive set of national-level performance indicators is critical for high-level policy dialogue, preparation and implementation. In order to prepare evidence-based policies, policy-makers need:
The specific objectives of the Roundtable were as follows:
Go to the Mexican Transport Institute's Roundtable page (in Spanish) Papers and Presentations Performance Measurement in Transport: its Contribution to the Design of Public Policy Alan McKINNON, Kuhne Logistics University, Germany Go to paper ![]() ![]() Logistics Performance Index and Drivers of Logistics Performance Lauri OJALA, Turku School of Economics, Finland and Dilay CELEBI, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey Go to paper ![]() ![]() Supply Chain Performance Measurement in Latin America Gaston CEDILLO, University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico Go to paper ![]() ![]() National Performance Indicator Observatory on Freight Transport and Logistics José SAN MARTIN ROMERO, Director General, Mexican Transport Institute Go to slides ![]() Performance Measurement for Intermodal Corridors: A methodological approach Carlos MARTNER, National Council of Science and Technology, Mexico and Gabriela GARCIA, Instituto Mexicano del Transporte, Mexico Go to paper ![]() ![]() Port Performance Thoughts to Share. Why Measure Performance? How to Measure? Mary BROOKS, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada Go to slides ![]() Measuring public investment in transport infrastructure and logistics indicators for efficient investment Sissi DE LA PEÑA, Independent Infrastructure/Transport Adviser, Mexico Go to slides ![]() |