Developing Indonesia’s Maritime Infrastructure: The View from Makassar
Carruthers, Andrew M. | August 2016
Abstract
Maritime infrastructure has been a distinctive focus of Joko Widodo’s presidency. He is seeking to improve ports, maximize inter-island connectivity, and turn Indonesia into a “Global Maritime Axis.” The Makassar New Port (MNP), which Jokowi inaugurated in May 2015, is an important part of this plan.
Citation
Carruthers, Andrew M.. 2016. Developing Indonesia’s Maritime Infrastructure: The View from Makassar. © ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/9153.ISSN
2335-6677
Keywords
Bus Transportation Costs
Demand For Transport
Means Of Transport
National Transport
Passenger Transport
Road & Highway Transport
Road Transportation Systems
Sea Transport
Transport Costs
Transport Efficiency
Transport Infrastructure
Transport Planning
Transport Policy
Transport Services
Transport Systems
Transport Tax
Transportation
Tolls
Ports
Seaports
Development projects
Physical infrastructure
Soft infrastructure
Infrastructure finance
Infrastructure bonds
Transport infrastructure
Roads
Highways
Railways
Ports
Airports
Pipelines
Water supply
Power production
Power transmission
Power distribution
Telecommunications
Infrastructure connectivity
Cross border connectivity
Modes of transport
Airports
Ports
Shipping
Taxis
Vehicle
Automobile industry
Road traffic
Inland transport
International transport
Public transport
Urban transport
Transport projects
Transport workers
Transport statistics
Transport networks
Urban traffic
Road Tolling
Communication and traffic
Navigation
Transport planes
Air transportation industry
Air transportation system
Intra-airport transportation
Inland water transportation
Intercoastal shipping
Marine transportation
Local transit
Highway transportation
Motor transportation
Student transportation
Choice of transportation
Public transportation
Transportation industry
Mass transit
Municipal transit
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