Technical Report No. 8 PORT AND SHIPPING

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2 REVIEW OF PORT STUDIES, PLANS AND PROJECTS 2.1 Past Studies and Recommendations 1) Port of Hai Phong (JICA), September 1993 II-2-1 Vietnam National Transport Strategy Study (VITRANSS) Technical Report No. 8 Shipping and Ports Name of the study: The Urgent Rehabilitation Plan of Hai Phong Port / The Master Plan Study on the Transport Development in the Northern Part of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam Result of the study: Cargo throughput in 1998-2000: 4.7-5.7 million tons Container throughput in 1998: 150,000 TEU Channel improvement: Depth – 6m; bottom width – 80-100 m Length – 38 km; ship size – 10,000 DWT Major recommendations: Old equipment should be replaced as needed. The effectiveness of new alignment to determine the degree of sedimentation should be carefully examined. The major potion of the dredging cost should be borne by government 2) Port of Cai Lan (JICA), February 1995 Name of the study: The Feasibility Study on Cai Lan Port Construction Project in the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam Result of the study: The master plan includes development of port facility – 7 berths, length of 1,461 m and area of 435,950m 2 (1 berth existing). Table 2.1.1 Cargo Volume at Cai Lan and Hai Phong Ports, 2000 and 2010 Year 2000 2010 Hai Phong Port 5,424,000 tons 8,350,000 tons Cai Lan Port 2,676,000 tons 14,300,000 tons Major recommendations: • Cargo demand might be modified according to the new development plan and policy, if necessary. • Hon Gai Port, B-12 and small oil jetties should be removed by year 2000. • Berth No.7 is designated as a grain terminal. • Based on the preliminary environmental impact assessment (EIA), additional environmental investigations are required. • Operations at berth No.1 should begin as soon as possible.
3) Coastal Shipping (JICA), March 1997 II-2-2 Vietnam National Transport Strategy Study (VITRANSS) Technical Report No. 8 Shipping and Ports Name of the study: Master Plan Study on Coastal Shipping Rehabilitation and Development Project in Vietnam Result of the study: The Master Plan includes: • Fleet expansion and modernization • Ports and waterways development − 17 key general coastal shipping ports: Hai Phong, Cai Lan, Hanoi, Vi Tri, Ninh Binh, Danang, Cua Lo, Ha Tinh-Quang Binh, Thuan An, Qui Nhon, Nha Trang, Saigon, Dong Nai, My Tho, Dang Thap, My Thoi, and Can Tho − A total of 710 km sea-cum-riverways • Coastal shipping management modernization • Secondary transport improvement program • Maritime human resources development program • Maritime safety enhancement and environment protection program Major recommendations: • The program on trunk route development for north-south coastal shipping should be developed. • The program to meet international requirements should be defined. • The program on maritime human resources development should be implemented at the earliest possible time. 4) Central Ports (JICA), August 1998 Name of the study: The Study on the Port Development Plan in the Key Area of the Central Region in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Result of the study: The Master Plan includes: • Chan May port: 1 multipurpose berth, 1 deep conventional berth, 5 conventional berths • Lien Chieu port: 2 container berths, 1 multipurpose berth, 8 conventional berths • Dung Quat port: 2 deep tanker berths, 6 coastal tanker berths, 2 bulk berths, 9 coastal vessel berths The initial stage includes: • Chan May port: 1 multipurpose berth, 2 conventional berths • Lien Chieu port: 1 multipurpose berth, 2 conventional berths • Dung Quat port: 1 deep tanker berth, 2 coastal tanker berths, 4 coastal vessel berths
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Glossary ADB Asian Development Bank
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Table B.2 Intra-Asia Container Port
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Notes: Planning base year is 2020.
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