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Project Description:
This project fills a vital need during the
reconstruction as it supports the logistics of
transportation of reconstruction materials.
This support enables reconstruction
agencies to move cargo critical for the
progress of reconstruction to the West Coast
of Aceh and even remote landing sites on
Nias and Simeulue.
This project provided a full-fledged shipping service throughout 2006. Since then, shipping of goods has
transitioned to the commercial sector, while the project continues to provide logistics support. It also
continues to operate heavy equipment such as forklifts and reach stackers to enable off -loading of cargo
in an effi cient and safe manner.
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| Project Name |
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Sea Delivery
and Logistics Program
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| Grant Amount |
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US$ 25.03 million |
| Start/ End |
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February 2006 - February 2010 |
| Geographic Area |
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North and West Coast
of Aceh, Simeulue and Nias |
| Partner Agency |
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WFP |
| Executing Agency |
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WFP |
| Funding Recipient |
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WFP |
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Achievement to date:
Transportation of goods to remonte destinations throughout the affected areas, including beaches in Nias and Simeulue, has been a mojor bnefit of this project. The project transported a total of 98,185 mt/ 256,006 m3 of relief and reconstruction cargo from its inception in 2006 to March 2007.
The project has now shifted focus to training programs that build necessary skills to continue the work done to date. Training modules in administration and support functions to the ports have been developed based on international curicula and training sessions commenced on the 16th December 2008. This component of the program complements the reconstruction of ports in Aceh and Nias through other Multi Donor Fund projects. Training is delivered with links through the University of Syiah Kuala, whose aim is to include certain modules of the training into their Master's Business degrees and BKPP.
| Results as of Sept 30, 2009 |
Shipping Service
(until March 2007) |
Logistics Services
(from 2007) |
| Number of agencies using shipping services |
25 users
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25 users
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International Red Cross Agencies |
51%
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0.29%
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BRR |
0%
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0.14%
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UN Agencies |
24%
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0.14%
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Other NGO/ reconstruction agencies |
18%
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1.14%
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Government |
0.2%
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0%
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Private Sector
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0.1%
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96.90%
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Other |
6.7%
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1.49%
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Reconstruction materials shipped (until Dec 2006, metric tons) |
98,185 mt
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n/a
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Monitored commercial cargo movement |
Since Oct 2006
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1,172,930 mt
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| Port Management Training sessions held |
n/a
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92
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Challenges:
The training program, now is full implementation, works to meet the challenge of ensuring proper and adequate maintanance and operational safety of the ports and heavy equipment once these assets are transferred to the relevant authorities.
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