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Germany newly before in the ranking of the best which drafted logistic performances from the Bank World
Italy figure to ventunesimo the place
June 28, 2016
In the past few months, for the first time by 2007, the performances of the logistic industry of the world-wide economies less developed are diminished. It finds the last biennial relationship "Connecting to Compete 2016: Trade Logistics in the Global elaborated Economy" from the World-wide Bank that includes the Logistics Performance Index (LPI), index in which is classified the logistic performances of 160 nations.
Overhead to it classifies of included LPI 2016 in the relationship, that it is diffused today and that, as for editions precedence, is realized by the Bank World with the participation of the Turku School of Economics and the support of the International Association of Freight Forwarders (BREATHES), figure for the third time Germany, continuation from Luxemburg, Sweden, Holland and Singapore (Italy is to 21° the place). The first five nations in the ranking of the LPI of the 2014 were respective Germany, Holland, Belgium, Reign Unito and Singapore (Italy figured to 20° the place), while in the ranking of the 2012 they were Singapore, Hong Kong, Finland, Germany and Holland (with Italy to 24° the place), in that of 2010 Germany, Singapore, Sweden, Holland and Luxemburg (Italy occupied 22° the step) and in the first ranking which drafted in the 2007 they were Singapore, Holland, Germany, Sweden and Austria (with Italy ventiduesima).
"The performances of the logistics are in international trade that in the home market - has emphasized Anabel Gonzalez, senior director Global Trade & Competitiveness Practice of the World Bank Group - they are essential for the economic increase and the competitiveness of the Countries. A efficient logistics connects the people and the enterprises with the markets and the opportunities, and helps to reach levels higher than productivity and of well-being. Unfortunately - it has found Gonzalez - the difference between rich and poor Countries regarding the performances of the logistics is still anticipates and - it has specified - the tendency to a convergence observed between 2007 and the 2014 is invert if of the Countries with them it gets worse performance".
"In order to obtain good performances in the field of the logistics - it has observed Jean-François Arvis of the department Global Trade & Competitiveness Practice and coauthor of the relationship - it is important to improve the reliability of the supply chain that they connect the economies with the markets. In the Countries that anticipate more limitations, the requirements are concentrated on the strengthening of infrastructures or determining improvements in the management of the customs activities. The Countries with good logistic performances must face sundries complex issues centralized on the development and the quality of the services. And all the Countries with the best performances show a grip collaboration between the public sectors and private in the creation of a global approach to a efficient logistics".
LPI ranking and scores, 2016
2016 LPI
2016 LPI
2016 LPI
Economy
Rank
Score
% of highest for for- mer
Economy
Rank
Score
% of highest for for- mer
Economy
Rank
Score
% of highest for for- mer
Germany
1
4.23
100.0
Brazil
55
3.09
64.7
Evils
109
2.50
46.6
Luxembourg
2
4.22
99.8
Malta
56
3.07
64.1
Tunisia
110
2.50
46.4
Sweden
3
4.20
99.3
Botswana
57
3.05
63.4
Guatemala
111
2.48
45.8
Netherlands
4
4.19
98.8
Uganda
58
3.04
63.3
Honduras
112
2.46
45.3
Singapore
5
4.14
97.4
Cyprus
59
3.00
62.0
Myanmar
113
2.46
45.2
Belgium
6
4.11
96.4
Rumania
60
2.99
61.8
Zambia
114
2.43
44.3
Austria
7
4.10
96.0
Tanzania
61
2.99
61.7
Benin
115
2.43
44.3
United Kingdom
8
4.07
95.2
Rwanda
62
2.99
61.6
Solomon Islands
116
2.42
43.9
Hong Kong SAR, Lowers
9
4.07
95.1
Indonesia
63
2.98
61.5
Albania
117
2.41
43.8
United States
10
3.99
92.8
Vietnam
64
2.98
61.3
Uzbekistan
118
2.40
43.5
Switzerland
11
3.99
92.6
Uruguay
65
2.97
61.2
Jamaica
119
2.40
43.4
Japan
12
3.97
92.1
Argentina
66
2.96
60.8
Belarus
120
2.40
43.4
United Arab Emirates
13
3.94
91.2
Jordan
67
2.96
60.7
Trinidad and Tobago
121
2.40
43.3
Canada
14
3.93
90.8
Pakistan
68
2.92
59.6
Venezuela, RB
122
2.39
43.1
Finland
15
3.92
90.5
Peru
69
2.89
58.7
Montenegro
123
2.38
42.8
France
16
3.90
89.9
Brunei Darussalam
70
2.87
58.0
Nepal
124
2.38
42.7
Denmark
17
3.82
87.3
Philippines
71
2.86
57.5
The Congo, Rep.
125
2.38
42.7
Ireland
18
3.79
86.6
Bulgaria
72
2.81
56.0
Ethiopia
126
2.38
42.7
Australia
19
3.79
86.6
Cambodia
73
2.80
55.8
The Congo, Dem. Rep.
127
2.38
42.6
South Africa
20
3.78
86.0
Ecuador
74
2.78
55.1
Guinea-Bissau
128
2.37
42.5
Italy
21
3.76
85.4
Algeria
75
2.77
54.9
Guinea
129
2.36
42.1
Norway
22
3.73
84.7
Serbia
76
2.76
54.6
Georgia
130
2.35
41.9
Spain
23
3.73
84.5
Kazakhstan
77
2.75
54.3
Cuba
131
2.35
41.7
Korea, Rep.
24
3.72
84.2
Bahamas, The
78
2.75
54.2
Senegal
132
2.33
41.2
Taiwan, Lowers
25
3.70
83.6
Namibia
79
2.74
54.1
Sao Tome and Principe
133
2.33
41.1
Czech Republic
26
3.67
82.9
Ukraine
80
2.74
53.8
Djibouti
134
2.32
41.0
It lowers
27
3.66
82.5
Burkina Faso
81
2.73
53.7
Bhutan
135
2.32
41.0
Israel
28
3.66
82.5
Lebanon
82
2.72
53.2
Fiji
136
2.32
40.8
Lithuania
29
3.63
81.6
El Salvador
83
2.71
52.9
Libya
137
2.26
39.2
Qatar
30
3.60
80.6
Mozambique
84
2.68
52.2
Bolivia
138
2.25
38.8
Hungary
31
3.43
75.3
Guyana
85
2.67
51.7
Angola
139
2.24
38.5
Malaysia
32
3.43
75.2
Morocco
86
2.67
51.6
Turkmenistan
140
2.21
37.6
Poland
33
3.43
75.2
Bangladesh
87
2.66
51.6
Armenia
141
2.21
37.4
Turkey
34
3.42
75.1
Ghana
88
2.66
51.5
Liberia
142
2.20
37.3
India
35
3.42
75.0
Costa Rica
89
2.65
51.1
Gabon
143
2.19
36.9
Portugal
36
3.41
74.7
Nigeria
90
2.63
50.5
Eritrean
144
2.17
36.3
New Zealand
37
3.39
74.0
Dominican Republic
91
2.63
50.4
Chad
145
2.16
36.1
Estonia
38
3.36
73.3
Togo
92
2.62
50.1
Kyrgyz Republic
146
2.16
35.8
Iceland
39
3.35
72.7
Moldova
93
2.61
50.0
Madagascar
147
2.15
35.8
Panama hat
40
3.34
72.5
Colombia
94
2.61
50.0
Cameroon
148
2.15
35.7
Slovak Republic
41
3.34
72.4
Côte d' Ivoire
95
2.60
49.7
Iraq
149
2.15
35.6
Kenya
42
3.33
72.3
Iran, Islamic Rep.
96
2.60
49.6
Afghanistan
150
2.14
35.4
Latvia
43
3.33
72.1
Bosnia and Herzegovina
97
2.60
49.5
Zimbabwe
151
2.08
33.6
Bahrain
44
3.31
71.7
Comoros
98
2.58
49.0
Lao PDR
152
2.07
33.1
Thailand
45
3.26
69.9
Russian Federation
99
2.57
48.7
Tajikistan
153
2.06
32.9
Chile
46
3.25
69.7
Niger
100
2.56
48.4
Lesotho
154
2.03
31.8
Greece
47
3.24
69.4
Paraguay
101
2.56
48.4
Sierra Leone
155
2.03
31.8
Oman
48
3.23
69.3
Nicaragua
102
2.53
47.5
Equatorial Guinea
156
1.88
27.3
Egypt, Arab Rep.
49
3.18
67.7
Sudan
103
2.53
47.4
Mauritania
157
1.87
26.8
Slovenia
50
3.18
67.7
Maldives
104
2.51
46.9
Somalia
158
1.75
23.2
Croatia
51
3.16
67.0
Papua New Guinea
105
2.51
46.8
Haiti
159
1.72
22.2
Saudi Arabia
52
3.16
66.8
Macedonian, FYR
106
2.51
46.8
Syrian Arab Republic
160
1.60
18.5
Kuwait
53
3.15
66.7
Burundi
107
2.51
46.8
Mexico
54
3.11
65.5
Mongolia
108
2.51
46.7
Source: The World Bank - “The Logistics Performance Index and Its Indicators”
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