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National Port Master Plan. Progress Report . 16 December 2009. DGST Method. What will the ports look like in 20 years? Create a clear vision of the NPS required Discuss the vision with key stakeholders Revise the vision and seek approval How do we get there?
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National Port Master Plan Progress Report 16 December 2009
DGST Method What will the ports look like in 20 years? • Create a clear vision of the NPS required • Discuss the vision with key stakeholders • Revise the vision and seek approval How do we get there? • Policy options: PPP, Competition • Analyze impacts • Select policies to adopt • Seek approval Prepare National Port Master Plan
Progress • Study Tour in Oz and Singapore The National Port Master Plan team has: • Developed an effective work process • Identified policy areas for detailed study Is finalizing deliverables: • A Strategic Port Traffic Forecast • A vision of the National Port System in 2030 Is looking forward to: • Presenting the vision to Steering Group • Running a Stakeholders Seminar
The Vision • In 2030 the National Port System of Indonesia will contribute to consistently reducing international and domestic transport costs by: • Accommodating ships that will provide the lowest sea-freight costs • Serving ships promptly and effectively without causing undue delay • Deliver high levels of cargo handling productivity • Optimise the cost of port service delivery • The Directorate General of Sea Transportation will encourage the port sector to do this by implementing and regulating policies that • Identify and stimulate port development opportunities that meet market demand • Mobilize private investment to create and operate appropriate cargo handling capacity • Manage competition between terminals to improve the quality of port service delivery • The policies will be implemented to ensure social stability is maintained as effectively as practical in a rapidly changing world
Key Vision Elements Jakarta/West Java • Tanjung Priok not to be primary focus • Major terminals East and West of Jakarta • Bojonegara to focus on commodities but to have container operations South Sumatra • Major Coal & CPO terminal development • Most to Jakarta by road and roro/bridge Bali+++ • Homeport for Cruise Ships • Containers to Java by road
Key Vision Elements Surabaya/East Java • A major new site close to Tanjung Perak Kalimantan • Major common user coal terminals • Containers to be transshipped on Java W Sulawesi • Agri-bulk development • Containers to be transshipped on Java The East • Bitung and Ambon to develop as Foci
Key Vision Elements Northern Sumatra • Major CPO terminals developments • Petroleum Product hubs • Container terminals to • Receive direct call from ULCS • Not to focus on low margin transshipment • One of Belawan or Batam to emerge as competitor to Port Klang, Singapore… W Kalimantan • Coal terminal • Containers to be focus on Malacca Straits
Key Study Areas…. Competition Land Permission and how to get them PPP/Government interaction/commitment, Pilotage, Dredging, Security, Supporting Infrastructure Pork Workers/Union matters Pelindo
Do not ignore shipping Primary means of cargo transport Need coastal tanker fleet Need competitive domestic liners Need small bulk carriers